Sentence examples for crisp commentary from inspiring English sources
"A political and moral suicide" was the crisp commentary of the liberal weekly, Die Zeit.
Every day, puffs of black smoke, like evil little clouds, will also appear above the terrace, a crisp commentary on the convergence of natural and man-made catastrophes.
Combining videos, photographs, primary documents and crisp commentary, they follow the immigrant path from the tiny villages of Europe to the controlled chaos of Ellis Island.
"Imitating her is like a love letter to her," Ms. Watkins explained, noting that she is a devotee of Ms. Huffington's crisp radio commentary.
He is also a more engaging writer, his commentary, always crisp and relevant, leavened by personal experience beautifully related.
The camera angles and replays are first-rate, the commentary is crisp and professional, and there are none of the tape-delays and puke-inducing soap-opera dramatizations with which NBC besmirches the Olympics.
The crisp formulations scattered throughout his biblical commentaries and topical booklets were far more accessible to the Jews of Christian Europe than the writings of other Jewish Andalusians, and they were pivotal in the spread of this key idea.
The show is a commentary on existentialism and loneliness, packed in between crisp and tight action sequences, detailed and imaginative shots of an intergalactic universe, and scenes of some of the tastiest-looking Instant Ramen you'll ever see.
Shay's running commentary to his half-century of shooting pictures is crisp, erudite and at times hilarious.
