Sentence examples for contemporary commentators from inspiring English sources

Contemporary commentators such as Ray Bradbury hailed Disney's plans as visionary.

On the whole, most contemporary commentators and participants regarded the changes as fairly cosmetic.

We continued our exciting German History Lecture Series featuring important thinkers reflecting on questions pertinent to scholars and contemporary commentators.

Like many other contemporary commentators, he sees a confluence of forces in higher education leading to greater conformity and consumerism at the expense of inquiry, inspiration and challenge.

More than a few contemporary commentators interpreted the presence of women and children as evidence of a lack of legitimacy or sincerity on the part of protesters.

Many contemporary commentators knew little or nothing about Levi's depression, which he struggled with for decades, and which had become desperately severe.

Moving like "wolves devouring their prey," in the words of one contemporary commentator, the Turks supposedly brought chaos to the Byzantine heartland in Asia Minor.

Gill Lewis is also an outstanding contemporary commentator on the degradation of some animals and the very real threats on their lives.

As one contemporary commentator observes: Lotze theorized "a close connection between the muscle sensation associated with a sense organ and the local signs that accompany the sensations produced through stimulation of the sensory nerves of that organ" conceived of as a "an innate anatomical mechanism" (Hatfield, 1990, p. 160).

One contemporary commentator remarked that "Mr. Lambert scarcely knows what it is to be ailing or indisposed".

Though they were ephemeral, her "magnificences"—as the contemporary commentator Pierre de Bourdeille, seigneur de Brantôme, called them are studied by modern scholars as works of art.