Sentence examples for commentary where from inspiring English sources

I have never seen them flap so insistently as in today's election commentary, where notions of poor whiteness and poor character are routinely conflated.

It creates an urgency that is familiar in sports commentary where the announcer intones, 'and it all comes down to this play.' It's a stirring ultimatum for something as simple as prime-time programming".

"On the back of these numbers it looks like the R.B.A. was right in its recent commentary where it signaled it was getting increasingly concerned about capacity constraints and wage pressures," said Helen Kevans an economist at JPMorgan.

Writing in Commentary (where else?) in 1997, Kagan noted the difference between his notions and Kirkpatrick's and had some fun at the expense of opponents who had been all for a high-minded foreign policy until the neocons started calling for one.

(The awe with which this name was treated is carried to a further remove in the Habakkuk Commentary, where it is written in archaic Hebrew that is, in Phoenician-characters; and it should also be mentioned that fragments of various Biblical books among the later finds have added to the very few specimens known of manuscripts in Phoenician).

The combination of 'public' and 'single' refers to a 'live broadcast', as for example with sports commentary, where the receivers may not be known to the speaker; the speaker is not personally addressing a targeted addressee.

"You'll see them used as humor, as sort of meta-commentary, where you'll write a message and maybe you don't really believe it, and what you really think is in the hashtag".

Some Blu-ray titles have picture-in-picture commentaries, where you can see the directors and actors providing behind-the-scenes insight on the film.

The talk, the word goes on and on in Bible circles and commentaries, where we discuss how rivalry erupted, corrupting your pores with longing to speak for God— to stand alone and yet belong among great leaders and great prophets.

This is the first in a series of BPM 2014 commentaries where I share my thinking about the factors shaping our communities, new principles for black giving, as well as promising examples to inspire innovation.

It started out as a music commentary site, where fans annotated the lyrics.