It didn't take long for gleeful commentators to point out that when the book was published, Bush was nearly 23.
As commentators like to point out, this one features a 12-tone row, prophesying music in Krenek's future.
World leaders and commentators like to point to Indonesia as a model of tolerance and pluralism and an example of how Islam and democracy are not incompatible.
His talk of China's revival plays to their sense that China has a rightful place at the top of the global pecking-order.In 1820, as some historians reckon and Chinese commentators like to point out, China's GDP was one-third of the world total.
Social media has been buzzing with commentators keen to point out that Brady's four-game ban for being "at least generally aware" of a plan to under-inflate balls is somewhat out of kilter with the initial two-game ban handed to former Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice for assaulting his wife.
Commentators were swift to point out it was not the first time the company has faced accusations of sexist marketing.
But as even conservative political commentators have begun to point out, Republicans have lately been far more aggressive in stretching traditional boundaries.
George Orwell, the most fearless of commentators, was right to point out that public opinion is no more innately wise than humans are innately kind.
Inevitably, as several commentators were quick to point out, it was an incomplete one: among those that received no recognition were Paul Auster, Lorrie Moore and Anne Tyler, to name three of the most glaring omissions.
Some commentators were quick to point out that this makes Instagram's format ideally suited for the adaptation of existing ads produced for television.Facebook has long argued that it can grab a much bigger share of overall ad spend, including some of the money presently spent on TV advertising.
