Sentence examples for commentary points from inspiring English sources
The commentary points out that Russian settlements lack proper roads.
However, as YouGov's commentary points out, although "don't knows" have fallen from 30% to 23% since January, they remain numerous.
Yet, as the Design Museum commentary points out: "The central theme of Superstudio's agenda was its disillusionment with the modernist ideals that had dominated architectural and design thinking since the early 1920s.
Their commentary points out that EU net migration to Britain stood at 188,000 in 2015 and non-EU net migration at 184,000 so "net migration would not have been below 100,000 even if net EU migration was zero – unlikely even in a Brexit scenario".
Robert E. Knoll, who put together "Weldon Kees and the Midcentury Generation," a choice of Kees's letters with a running commentary, points out that "he may have looked like a 'pinko' to Gage County, Nebraska, but to the urban crowd of The New Masses, which he read, he was Old Guard".
This emphasis on the commentary points to two important differences between medieval and much contemporary philosophy.
On the deal shown, the official commentary pointed out that four spades by North would hinge on the opening lead.
Mr. Brown adds his own bit of editorial commentary, pointing out the sheer size of JPMorgan, a "$2.3 trillion bank" with scores of subsidiaries.
The bursts of commentary pointed out recurring melodies, identified solo instruments, described the action of the "Petrouchka" ballet and marveled at the revolutionary qualities of Stravinsky's music.
As passengers gazed out the windows, the loudspeaker commentary pointed out that Niederwald, a cluster of chalets with a church on a slope, is the birthplace of Cesar Ritz, the hotelier who founded the grand Paris hotel.
As the sightseeing continued — Columbus Circle, Lincoln Center, etc. — Willard kept up a murmured alternative commentary, pointing out the block where Jack Dempsey's restaurant used to be, the apartment building where Arnold Rothstein fixed the 1919 World Series, the hotel where the gangster Albert Anastasia was gunned down in a barber's chair.
