Sentence examples for commentary given from inspiring English sources
And yet, the kind of commentary given here by Barbara Ellen demonises men while covertly reinforcing traditional gender assumptions which assign a nurturing nature and passive sexuality to women and an aggressive nature and sexuality to men.
Among the many things that Ellen Goodman has done — written a widely syndicated column, published books, won a Pulitzer Prize for commentary, given probably hundreds of talks on topics from friendship and feminism to bioethics — is this familiar job: She's been a family caregiver.
There is, still, a sense of doom about awards handed out to the Detroit Free Press (a dying paper in a dying city) and the New York Times (a dying institution whose fate terrifies the industry).And there's a small story in the award for editorial commentary, given to Eugene Robinson of the Washington Post.
A question for any Zulu speakers who may have nothing better to do right now than follow this here commentary: given that Bafana Bafana translates as The Boys (or so were are constantly told), am I wrong to deduce that nouns are pluralised in Zulu by repeating them?
The pressure is high; there are moans and groans every time someone makes a mistake, though the finalists, wearing white-noise machines, are oblivious both to the audience's reaction and to the pun-laced commentary given by Merl Reagle, puzzlemaker for the Philadelphia Inquirer and San Francisco Chronicle.
In a commentary given at the heart meeting, Bruce Rosengard of the University of Cambridge in the U.K. said the big question that remains is how big the benefit of "girdling the heart" is to patients.
A fine commentary gives the details.
R. 'Shattered Glass' One director's commentary gives pause this week.
Moreover, the earliness of the commentary gave it a certain authority.
Satellite images from across the globe accompany her commentary, giving the broadcast a polished look.
(It's now a restaurant). An English-language commentary gives details and dates.
