Sentence examples for commentaries which are from inspiring English sources
Cameras capture the competitors in action, and a panel of four veteran players-cum-announcers offer voiceover commentaries which are broadcast online.
The shop has published more than 45 rare book catalogs containing Mr. Block's commentaries, which are based on his experience as a dealer and appraiser for collectors and libraries.
(If Xiaobo is an important dissident, Han Han's caustic commentaries – which are read by a giddying third of all Chinese web users – leave him free to pursue parallel careers as a racing driver and singer without undue interruption from the authorities).
Śāntideva's work is also preserved in Tibetan translation and is furnished with several Tibetan commentaries, which are routinely consulted by those who translate Bodhicaryāvatāra into English from its Tibetan translation.
It inspired many commentaries, which were enumerated by Ḥajjī Khalīfa (Kâtip Çelebi), the 17th-century Turkish historian and bibliographer.
His lectures formed the basis of his Commentaries, which were published in four successive volumes between 1765 and 1769.
Garcilaso's avowed purpose is to correct the Spanish histories of the conquest of the Andes (hence the title "commentaries"), which were written by men who did not even know the Quechuan languages spoken by the natives of Peru.
The second one, the Medical and Philosophical Commentaries, which was launched in 1773 was very influential for almost two centuries [18], but changed names several times.
Gamblers who treat wines like blue-chip stocks should consult the Wine Spectator magazine's Auction Index and commentary, which are published quarterly, and Wine Spectator's Latest Auction Results column, written by Peter D. Meltzer, which measures handfuls of results against the index.
The public commentary, which was relatively sparse, favored an applicant that failed, IMS/ISC.
7.20pm BST 64 min: Apologies for the pause in commentary, which was due to circumstances beyond my competence.
