Sentence examples for extended commentary from inspiring English sources

Konoe Fumimaro (1940 41; 2nd time). in 1938 and published in 1939 with extended commentary by the playwright.

But I thought it might be worthwhile to present one more — an extended commentary from one of the sources who made a cameo appearance in the piece, Stephen G. Perlman.

However, social media users, columnists, activists and comedians, are up in arms because the media has reported the devastating incident as hard news without extended commentary on gun control, white violence or parental issues.

In its most recent earnings call, BD provided extended commentary on its long-term strategy and other sustainability disclosures, working to change the complexion of this closely scripted event.

Filling out this volume, and taking up more space than the verse, is extended commentary on the poems by Archie Burnett, a professor of English at Boston University and editor of the Oxford editions of A. E. Housman's poems and letters.

In the past week, there has been extended commentary on whether Obama's decision to join in the no-fly zone without explicit congressional authorization was correct, but most experts appear agree that he does not need authorization for this particular operation.

Many have tried: the Isadora Duncan literature is a tidal wave of loving reminiscence, obfuscation, self-glorification, infighting and supposition by those who knew her, followed by a series of generally worthy biographies and extended commentaries on her work.

On the air again, notably on public radio, Mr. Trout is still reporting the news -- not the breaking news of the day but extended, scripted commentary on the news that broke during his watch decades earlier.

And yet they drew extended media commentary.

These students submitted a written extended case commentary discussing a clinical case they had observed with a discussion on how the case demonstrated the principles of patient care in FM.

In contrast to its predecessor, Dawn of the Dead had a cultivated blandness that extended its satirical commentary into the realm of the visual.