Sentence examples for commentary beginning from inspiring English sources

He did not introduce his thoughts as anything but serious commentary, beginning with the words, "We have a crisis of illegal immigration".

The greatest influence in the Middle Ages, both Latin and Islamic, is the Neoplatonic tradition of commentary beginning with Porphyry.

Every time one hits, the climate-change commentary begins.

"Lobster, lobster, lobster, lobster, lobster," Lubbock's commentary begins, insistently nonsensically.

The commentary begins by showing that the importance of receiver finality depends on the degree of settlement finality.

Then, as the cameras arrived and the live television commentary began, another plane seemed to come from nowhere.

Most of this commentary begins with the implicit assumption that the fall in stock prices is unarguably bad news.

As the hours passed on Friday, commentary began to circulate questioning the wisdom of issuing such a wide shutdown of a major American city.

"Commentary began by looking at politics through a literary sensibility and using that to enrich the discussion," Mr. Balint, 34, said by telephone from Jerusalem, where he lives.

The commentary begins this way: Let me say first that I am very impressed by the readers of NYT: they have done much more than I had expected.

Sunday's commentary began with a self-deprecating joke "I'm miked-up, but don't worry: I'm not singing," she said.