Sentence examples for editing and commentary from inspiring English sources

Word is set to display all of this editing and commentary by default to make sure a work-in-progress does not get sent around as the final document.

C. 101 BCE - 0 Andronicus Of Rhodes, also called Andronicus Rhodius (flourished 1st century bc) Greek philosopher noted for his meticulous editing and commentary of Aristotle's works, which had passed from one generation to the next in such a way that the presumed quality of the original texts had been lost and much superfluous material added to many of the major treatises.

A partial copy -- 48 of about 80 pages -- of Ms. MacDonald's editing and commentary on the biologists' mid-October draft review of the science was provided to The New York Times by an environmental group, the Sagebrush Sea Project, which has sought protection for the bird; it matched a copy that Mr. Williams said he had sent to the panel responsible for making recommendations.

In 2002, Barkley released the book I May Be Wrong, But I Doubt It, which included editing and commentary by close friend Michael Wilbon.

Edited and with commentary by Michael Beschloss.

THE NOËL COWARD READER, edited and with commentary by Barry Day (Vintage, $18.95).

Lyndon Johnson's Secret White House Tapes, 1964-1965 Edited and with commentary by Michael Beschloss Illustrated.

The big seller so far is David McCullough's "John Adams," which will be No. 4 on the New York Times hardcover nonfiction best-seller list on Nov. 25, but the most interesting nonfiction book published last week was "Reaching for Glory: Lyndon Johnson's Secret White House Tapes, 1964-1965," edited and with commentary by Michael Beschloss.

Colin was asked by the Italian papyrologist Guido Bastianini to help with the editing and writing the commentary, and a lavish edition appeared in 2001, followed shortly afterwards by an editio minor of Posidippus by Austin and Bastianini.

If your commentary is not confident or easily turns to dead air, consider 'Post-commentary' (recording the game footage, performing editing and then adding the commentary) instead.

The nonfiction winner is the first new Torah commentary in more than 70 years for Conservative Judaism, "Etz Hayim: Torah and Commentary," edited by David Lieber and Jules Harlow (Jewish Publication Society).