Sentence examples for comments on events from inspiring English sources

In particular, neighboring South Africa, which has been measured and often discreet in its comments on events in Zimbabwe, made its displeasure very public in this case, urged on by big South African companies with operations here.

Since Furth's plays provided no narrative progression, Sondheim's songs were either Brechtian comments on events, or virtual playlets on their own, such as "Barcelona", in which Robert's air hostess one-night-stand debates whether to miss her early-morning flight and, to Robert's horror, decides to stay.

More events, more comments on those events, still more events provoked by those comments, and in turn, comments on those comment-induced events.

Mr. Nasrallah has only occasionally commented on events in Syria during speeches.

Bucheli Mora declined to comment on events that led to the gift shop's closure.

The nature of blogging means that people are quick to comment on events in their daily lives.

The Revolution itself produced many popular anonymous pamphlets, slandering the queen and the nobility and commenting on events.

The current school administration's statement on the matter, meanwhile, said essentially that it was not in a position to comment on events of so long ago.

But it wasn't him, it was Claude – and it was all done in a very punky way, commenting on events of the day.

Our first bloggers were on within the first hour of the news breaking and we had five pieces of comment on events there before the paper's comment pages went to press that night.

During South Africa's moves toward democracy in the early 1990s, Tutu propagated the idea of South Africa as "the Rainbow Nation," and he continued to comment on events with varying combinations of trenchancy and humour.