Sentence examples for fertile commentary from inspiring English sources
The historian Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., who was likely sympathetic to Crosskey's project given his own political views and his association with President Roosevelt, called Politics and the Constitution in the History of the United States "perhaps the most fertile commentary on the constitution since the Federalist Papers". That's quite a claim.
The particulars of the show's content or logistical minutiae are not news of any sort, nor are they especially fertile launchpads for commentary, except in one aspect: the audience.
However, "For the Time Being" ("A Christmas Oratorio") and The Sea and the Mirror ("A Commentary on Shakespeare's The Tempest"), are fertile ground for academics, yet anathema to the general reader.
Mayhew's exploration of the what-ifs, of the control oppressive regimes wish to wield over their subjects' bodies – especially the rebellious, fertile, hormone-driven bodies of their young women – feels scarily accurate, a scorching commentary for today as well as a powerful evocation of what might have been.
"Fertile!" Davis yells, "You're so fertile!
Fissionable and fertile isotopes.
