Sentence examples for commentary acknowledged from inspiring English sources
The commentary acknowledged Mr. Romney's promise to brand China a currency manipulator on his first day in office, but said China is "inured to such campaign talk from American politicians".
Months ago, her disparaging comments were declarative, but now that their relationship seemed to be settling into a permanent state of flux, her commentary acknowledged her powerlessness -- she even seemed amused.
The Mayweather-Pacquiao skewering works because it uses gaming nostalgia as an opportunity for commentary, acknowledging the world outside consoles and controllers.
Its commentary is acknowledged across Westminster as independent and scrupulously fair.
Murrow and, later, Walter Cronkite would become synonymous with the CBS brand, but Mr. Trout, a master of extemporaneous commentary, is often acknowledged as having paved the way.
In an accompanying commentary, columnist Chris Deerin acknowledged Ms Sturgeon had "clearly impressed" a UK audience, but said SNP influence over a minority Labour government could lead to "incalculable consequences for our political system".
Hillary Clinton acknowledged the commentary about her campaign look with a (somewhat cringe-inducing) reference to "my sisterhood of the traveling pantsuits" in her Democratic convention speech.
Nonaction "does not mean folding one's arms and keeping quiet," as Guo makes explicit what most Xuanxue scholars implicitly acknowledge (commentary to Zhuangzi 11).
Responding to peer review commentary, the author acknowledges the importance to this paper's topic of such complex relationships between "institutional forces," "elite groups," "military-industrial," "international actors," and others.
On the Boogie Nights commentary track, Anderson acknowledges the film's stylistic debt to Scorsese et al., noting there was much more "stealing" from Jonathan Demme.
We gratefully acknowledge commentary and suggestions provided by Hessam Sarjoughian, Severine Urdy, and Andrew Smith.
