Sentence examples for commentary as if from inspiring English sources

In that track, the first movement of Beethoven's Fifth was accompanied by a play-by-play commentary as if it were a sports event.

Tellingly, Picoult does not see herself as a genre writer but rather as a purveyor of social commentary (as if the categories were mutually exclusive) and of what we might call service fiction.

As our reliable escort through the nine circles of Los Angeles, Easy also functions in this series as a volunteer explainer of the black condition — from 1967 to today's multicultural mix — supplementing every encounter with color commentary, as if he assumes his audience contains few people who look like him.

The sequence was shown without commentary as if its only purpose was to reinforce the idea of Putin as the "ordinary man".

This was largely unnoticed in the American media, which reported on European commentary as if it were meant to be taken straight.

One hears commentary as if the size of the two party's bases are static, and the only change that happens in elections is that swing group of "moderate, independents in the middle".

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But he prized social commentary as well.

The radio commentary, as well as live text commentary from both sessions, will be available online.

At times, the almost reverential commentary sounded as if it were being broadcast simply to relieve Dan Snyder's hypertension: "Yes, you traded three first-round picks for this young man.

David Coleman did, because of the tone in which he delivered it in his football commentaries, momentously, as if he knew it was coming all along.