Sentence examples for commentary represents from inspiring English sources
Surely now Stephen Roche will win the Tour de France!" Phil Liggett's commentary represents a microcosm of the drama: a record eight riders, Roche the last, wore yellow, with the closest top three in history.
Similarly, it will be hard to know whether Sarah Palin's Fox News commentary represents her actual political insights, or whether she has tempered those insights so as to undermine potential challengers or curry favor with supporters.
This commentary represents a selective survey of developments relevant to critical care.
Howe's review in Commentary represented a terrible rebuke for Roth, and it gnawed at him for years.
An important development of biblical-rabbinic ideas, these later commentaries represent authentic attempts to come to terms with other currents of thought and with the problems and uncertainties inherent within the earlier materials themselves.
Although Ringstones was the focus of a long tradition of commentary, it represents but a tiny fraction of what he offers in his massive al-Futûhât al-makkiyya ("The Meccan Openings").
This critical internal commentary often represents the views of our early caretakers.
"The meaning of the phrase 'human rights' is contested territory in modern Britain," writes the distinguished academic and occasional government human rights adviser professor Francesca Klug in the opening sentence of this book; it combines her earlier works on human rights with new commentaries, and represents a lifetime's work.
In other words, the trial, and the irresponsible right-wing commentary surrounding it, represents the latest example of how the conservative press remains incapable of dealing honestly with issues that the nation grapples with, and especially any issue that involves race, when an African-American (Democrat) sits in the White House.
Each number represents commentaries of one medical school (anonymous).
Commentary tracks are represented by floating speech bubbles called commentary nodes.
