Sentence examples for commentary matters from inspiring English sources

His commentary matters, and it's an indicator of the fact that the vast majority of those in the public and those in power are rejecting Cheney and the warped national security impulses he embraced.

None of the above commentary matters, anyway.

I've never lived through an election cycle where media commentary mattered less than in the 2016 campaign.

What was most revealing, though, was how little the commentary mattered when set against the power of Shakespeare's devastating final scene.

The commentary thing is a matter of taste, isn't it?

He appeared in his usual alien-Viking-burn-victim outfit, dispensing jolly but coarse commentary on matters having nothing to do with the issues of the day.

Matthew A. Snyder, or meant to convey factual assertions about him, but were instead protected commentary on matters of public concern.

According to a 10th-century midrash (rabbinic commentary): "It matters not whether a person be Jew or gentile, male or female, free person or slave – it is according to their deeds that the Holy Spirit rests upon a person".

Commentary about matters of "public interest" when it defames someone is apparently, after Firestone1285 and Gertz, to be protected to the degree that the person defamed is a public official or candidate for public office, public figure, or private figure.

To even suggest Mayor Giuliani does not care about our servicemen and women serving and dying overseas is an example of letting politics come before thoughtful commentary on matters of national security".

Ostensibly an account of Haile Selassie's court in Ethiopia and its hysterical feudalism, it was read in his native Poland as a mordant if samizdat commentary on matters closer to home.