It did not take long for the comparisons to start between Gascoigne and Bassett's tears, with readers of the BBC Sport live text commentary contributing on Twitter.
Quintana sees her fiction as a form of social commentary, contributing to a literary tradition that resembles the work of contemporary cultural anthropologists in its attempt to authentically represent the cultural experience of a group of people, and acknowledges Cisneros's contribution to Chicana feminist aesthetics by bringing women to the center as empowered protagonists in much of her work.
His quirky, engagingly self-deprecatory commentary contributes hugely to the film's charm.
All of the companies mentioned in this commentary contribute to my think tank.
León-Portilla makes this clear, and discusses the different kinds of discourse (traditional oratory and poetry, answers to questionnaires, and spontaneous commentary) contributed by the Nahua participants.
This commentary contributes to improved exposure science by discussing strategies that encourage participation and retention by "giving back" to participants and showing them they are respected [ 12, 13].
Using the MESH study as an example, this commentary contributes to exposure science and expands the concept of EHL and science education by describing how community-engaged partnerships are creating a new informal learning setting, where report back efforts are supporting free-choice learning.
By taking an in-depth look at exposure study participants' understanding of results and their resulting actions, this commentary contributes to exposure science and expands the concept of EHL and science education by viewing report back as a free-choice learning experience.
Abraham ben Meir ibn Ezra, (born 1092/93, Tudela, Emirate of Saragossa died 1167, Calahorra, Spain), poet, grammarian, traveller, Neoplatonic philosopher, and astronomer, best known as a biblical exegete whose commentaries contributed to the Golden Age of Spanish Judaism.
The collection consists of poems about gun violence, each verse accompanied by commentaries contributed by advocates, scholars, everyday people and public figures, all of whom have been involved in the effort to reduce violence from guns.
She then worked with more professionals, including an Arabic-speaking journalist who conducted some of the interviews without Fleming, and "added perceptive commentary and contributed descriptive writing", and a writer who provided "edits and additions [which] helped bring the scenes into more vivid focus with colour and emotion".
