Sentence examples for external commentary from inspiring English sources
He can swoop into any character's thoughts and memories and also provide external commentary, exhorting, teasing, philosophizing.
Anyone looking at the BBC through the prism of some external commentary may be forgiven for believing it is an organisation operating in an almost permanent state of disarray and controversy.
Still, from the overwhelming success of "Titanic" -- paradoxically, one of his least-challenging performances -- DiCaprio has been relegated to a strange critical realm where everything he does, acting and otherwise, becomes an external commentary on his fame.
There are usually three main reasons for finding flaws in yourself, sourced in your own sense of self, social ideals and external commentary.
Both parties should make faithful efforts to implement their joint declaration," the external propaganda website Meari said in a commentary.
Because of problems of space, I can't go into the details of these essays, but from all external signs, such as public reactions and expert commentary, they seem to contain valid insights.
Most of the more elaborate and spectacular ones enacted in public end with joyful tears, applause from bystanders, and gushy internet commentary from strangers who repost these nauseating displays of attention-seeking and external validation all over their social media feeds.
As noted by Sackett and colleagues in their prescient commentary on evidence-based medicine [ 3]: 'Good doctors use both individual clinical expertise and the best available external evidence, and neither alone is enough.
It's cultural commentary.
