Sentence examples for commentators linked from inspiring English sources

In the South African debate, some commentators linked their conception of reconciliation to the moral value of ubuntu (Tutu 1999, Krog 2008).

The Web is soon abuzz with commentators linking these occurrences to end-is-near prophecies, secret government experiments, and the threat of ecological collapse.

Some commentators link this to an attempt by North Korea to contrast its efforts against South Korea's Sewol Ferry Disaster, while others claimed that North Korea couldn't hide the accident from foreigners, and needed to seize the media initiative.

Despite some commentators linking the price increases primarily to the high penetration of wind energy in South Australia, the rise has mostly been linked with the rise of the price of gas, which is used to generate most of South Australia's "dispatchable", or on-demand, electricity.

The incident wasn't made public until a week after the fact, which has outraged some commentators (link in Japanese).

Commentators have linked the speed of the investigation to parliamentary elections scheduled for Dec. 7.

Worried commentators who linked Couples with Roth's Portnoy's Complaint as examples of the degradation of American morality missed the point.

Some commentators have linked the deadlock in Congress to the rise of anti-establishment candidates such as Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders in this year's presidential election.

Many commentators have linked the Moroccan action on Perejil to the negotiations over Gibraltar, the rock held by Britain and claimed by Spain.

In addition to the eleven Whitechapel murders, commentators have linked other attacks to the Ripper.

It was during the Healing Revivals of the 1950s that prosperity theology first came to prominence in the United States, although commentators have linked the origins of its theology to the New Thought movement which began in the 1800s.