Sentence examples for commentary on the effect from inspiring English sources
The phrase "commentary on the effect" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing an analysis or interpretation of the impact or outcome of a particular situation, event, or phenomenon. Example: "The author's commentary on the effect of climate change on biodiversity provides valuable insights into the urgency of the issue."
He caught the attention of a young civic activist and local booster named Jon Gordon, who, inspired by the poem "In Flanders Fields," had made a habit of planting red poppy seeds in vacant lots as an urban gardener's commentary on the effect of heroin on Trenton and the surrounding region.
Parks then gave us color commentary on the effects of the various blistering agents that Saddam might use.
Nevertheless, white seemed an appropriate option for a commentary on the effects of manipulating nature through cloning and cross-pollination.
Galvani L. De viribus electricitatus in motu musculari commentarius, Facsimile with English translation (Commentary on the effects of electricity on muscular motion).
Ms. Demaray's goal is to stage a commentary on the effects of the American diet on the creatures that depend on us for food.
Laura Bowler's new music theatre piece is an immersive commentary on the effects of climate change, inspired by a recent journey she made to the Antarctic.
The paper collage may provide commentary on the effects of corporate greed: A green hand is outstretched on the eggshell canvas reaching toward blood-red hearts just outside the reach of its fingertips — clearly demonstrating the love and affection of one's peers that remains ever elusive to those who seek money and fortune for their own ends.
From the point of view of genome medicine, Obama has made two vital policy decisions, one of which we mentioned in our initial commentary on the Obama effect (Genome Medicine: volume 1, issue 3).
Janet Biggs's video installation "Ritalin" (2000) is an extraordinary commentary on the controlling effect of drugs on creativity driven by adrenaline.
"Kepler's Dream" is full of smart, subversive commentary on the numbing effects of contemporary youth culture.
Demonstrating his range, Chen followed Zhaoshi guer (2010; Sacrifice), which was based on a 13th-century zaju (a Chinese dramatic form), with Sousuo (2012; Caught in the Web), a commentary on the social effects of modern technology.
