Sentence examples for first commentaries from inspiring English sources

My first commentaries when I was a child were all vocal articulations of my wildest inner cricketing fantasies.

The first commentaries on Twitter were bitingly sarcastic — "The democratized residents of Libya thanked the staff of the American Embassy for its support," one read.

In 1179, he placed him under the tutelage of Ranulf de Glanville, who wrote or oversaw one of the first commentaries on English law, "Treatise on the Laws and Customs of the Realm of England".

A 7th-century Greek theologian, St .Maximus the Confessor, wrote the first commentaries on these writings, which were followed over the centuries by a long succession of commentators, among them Albertus Magnus and Aquinas.

As a result, the first commentaries were largely summaries of the previous half-hour's play delivered in five minutes before handing back to the studio for some dance music.

Reference has been made to Falaquera's Moreh ha-Moreh, one of the first commentaries on Maimonides' Guide of the Perplexed.

Smiley's first commentary of the year was broadcast on Tuesday, January 8th, and his subject was Senator Barack Obama, who had won the Iowa caucuses the previous week.

As in our first commentary on Mr. Ashcroft's nomination, we stipulate that we are convinced he is a man of sincere conviction and personal rectitude.

Stark's second project is an electronic edition of the first commentary of Manilius' Astronomica, a 1st c.

True statements are either definitely true or simply (indefinitely) true or false (Mignucci 1988, 1998; Seel 2000; Beets 2003 for Boethius's first commentary).

First, the problem of universals is not even mentioned in his first commentary on the Physics (before 1316), but receives extensive treatment in the prologue of his second commentary on the Physics, where he quotes, analyses, and rejects arguments advanced by the Venerabilis Inceptor.