Sentence examples for commentary to that from inspiring English sources

Indeed, there's been a spate of conservative commentary to that effect: From Bill Kristol, Michelle Malkin and Ed Morrissey, among others.

Motoori devoted many years to a philological and theoretical interpretation of the Kojiki ("Records of Ancient Matters"), completing his commentary to that work in 1798.

This is the first known commentary to that work, which, though more Aristotelian than other writings of Suhrawardi, still conveys essential points of the Ishraqi philosophy.

In his commentary to that verse, Bhāvaviveka expands the meaning of the verse by saying that anything that is not conceptual in nature cannot be expressed through verbal elaborations or through any other kind of sign.

This isn't just my opinion: The Moscow News has published commentary to that effect--I have the issue somewhere in my luggage". I knew that the Soviet government was making overtures to some emigres, but I hadn't seen anything as bluntly stated in the official Soviet press.

This was the most important proof that he had utilized in his De anima commentary to demonstrate that the material intellect has some kind of singular knowledge, however indirect and derivative.

Always add commentary to ensure that we know which parts of the evidence are most important and how it fits into your larger argument.

Gross wrote in his monthly commentary to investors that he had underestimated the boost to the U.S. from strong growth overseas.