Sentence examples for continuing commentary from inspiring English sources

If Pitt's "real life" remains a subject of continual, obsessive interest, it is equaled only by the continuing commentary about his body: his muscular physique, his boyish face, the appearance or disappearance of a mustache or beard and his aging.

Notionally a sex farce, "Hung" is substantively a continuing commentary on the humiliations of middle-class life during a downturn in which the spending of the still well-to-do strikes many as a kind of aggravated assault.

In Ms. Guinness's case, it also provides a pretext for the enactment of a continuing commentary on what it means to perform the public role of a woman; as a kind of 21st-century geisha, she finds herself with the means to bypass traditional systems of patronage and the wit to mount a lively, unorthodox theater of womanliness solely to amuse herself.

His Three Studies of Figures at the Base of Crucifixion (1944) was a seminal reaction to the horrors of World War II, and his studies on the work of Picasso, Velasquez, and more, continuing commentary on religion and death, and unique perspective as a gay man in the 20th century would make a lasting and hopefully horrific impression on the new banknote.

Over the last 15 years, when the OECD and the Financial Action Task Force began its continuing commentary on "harmful tax regimes", Bermuda signed 42 tax information exchange agreements with countries seeking information about their citizens and companies.

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"People are a little impressed with themselves," Griffin went on to say, continuing his commentary about the scene.

People who discover Eminem for the first time in "8 Mile" won't see so much of his continuing self-commentary.

A less dramatic but nonetheless important change introduced by medieval commentators, continuing in commentaries after 1300, is making divisions of the text and adding descriptions of the overall structure and forward progression of its arguments.

Ms. Slaughter continued her commentary: "Sheryl Sandberg is both superhuman and rich," she told Fortune magazine, implying that her advice makes little sense for anyone who is not.

After the last newspaper he wrote for closed, he continued his commentary on a radio show for WOR-AM and wrote a nationally syndicated column.