Sentence examples for commentary towards from inspiring English sources

Rather than answer those questions in detail, they preferred to steer commentary towards other technological advances the company has made, such as the self-driving car.

However, critical commentary towards Life Is But a Dream was mixed with divided opinions by critics.

Critical commentary towards the song was generally negative and it failed to chart in the US becoming the band's first single to do so.

Critics directed their commentaries towards Ferreira's increasingly risqué public persona, shifting from the more innocent image with which she launched her career.

That this best-case is regarded by many experts as unlikely to occur has been rather glossed over, and instead a lot of recent  commentary has tended towards less urgency and calls for "wait and see" policies.

He also said that the months leading up to the events featured media commentary and hostility towards Angola.

These days, it's rare to see a day pass without hearing some sort of negative commentary or sentiment towards today's economy.

Hewitt and Cartwright's relationship has been tabloid fodder ever since, but Hewitt mostly keeps his head down these days, in the commentary box and working towards what must rank as one of the unlikeliest of late-career renaissances.

The fifth song on Black Ice, War Machine, had me worried that AC/DC had swayed towards political commentary, a subject as new and original to them as weapons of mass destruction.

In the track, West addresses his indifference towards constructing a gangster persona, his refusal to dress and act like every other rapper, his inclination towards social commentary, and his lack of self-restraint.

Possible alternatives include much wider use of pre-publication archives like arXiv or bioRxiv (Vale, 2015), the replacement of some peer review with vetting by professional editors, shifting towards post-publication commentary fora such as PubPeer, and a shifted emphasis towards depositing primary data and writing fewer, more influential publications.