Sentence examples for effective commentary from inspiring English sources

The most effective commentary on the museum world's Internet aspirations is still an online project from the 2000 Biennial.

Along with Sugar's other business adviser on the show, Nick Hewer, she became a reluctant star with her dry asides and arched eyebrow providing an understated but highly effective commentary on the daft things the contestants did.

The tone isn't alarming enough to be a thriller, nor is it witty enough to be a satire, offering no effective commentary about the breadth of our electronic footprints.

Reexaminations of her work highlight her knack for satire and ability to construct effective commentary on salient themes even today -- the European banking system, military legislation and LGBT rights.

An effective commentary also provides positive feedback that lets the creator know what is working.

Mr Nazar's sharp, effective commentaries on his country's unravelling politics (shown here on the right) in the Friday Times and Express Tribune have drawn a lot of attention.

Plan out good commentary.

Satire — which has a long and refreshingly subversive history as a form of truth-telling and effective social commentary — is Mr. Franken's comparative advantage in his new job and he should exploit this blessing, not deny it.

These twists are so successfully integrated into the novel, their implied points made so gracefully, that it's jarring to encounter, every now and then, less adroitly handled elements like Leonora's overt (and not terribly effective) political commentary, which seems imposed on rather than integrated into the dialogue.

However, if a truly effective personalised commentary is to be attempted on a regular basis (an ideal to which the General Medical Council seems increasingly committed [ 11]), this approach seems relatively cost-effective for both staff and students.

Many agree it is Hitchcock's most effective and personal commentary on his medium, the spell of cinema and his role in it.