Sentence examples for fitting commentary from inspiring English sources

Stewart and Co couldn't respond to the first official Republican party debate of course – the show was taped, and is no more – but it offered a fitting commentary anyway.

So here, potentially, is the ultimate — and fitting — commentary on the 1998 home run extravaganza that supposedly saved Major League Baseball from its self-inflicted collective bargaining wounds of four years earlier: The reporter who doused the Mark Mcelebrationy Sofa celebration of strength with a long article that raised a short question — is it real?

Felipe, a guerrilla-turned-guide for the Museo de la Revolución Salvadoreña, wore a t-shirt that read "We need a world without violence", a fitting commentary for the war-themed tour he led.

But the rolling transformation of Lushsux's most recent creation has become a fitting commentary on the Swift/Kimye saga, which continues to dominate news headlines worldwide.

Writing in the early 20th century, T. E. Lawrence, popularly known as Lawrence of Arabia, remarked that Krak des Chevaliers was "perhaps the best preserved and most wholly admirable castle in the world, [a castle which] forms a fitting commentary on any account of the Crusading buildings of Syria".

But the film also makes an interesting statement about America's obsession with highly publicized trainwrecks and what constitutes insanity in an increasingly insane world, which are fitting commentaries on Gibson's life and his heir apparent, Charlie Sheen.

In fact, anyone lucky enough to have seen McLaren sweet-talking his willing audience of suggestible wannabes into removing their clothing to participate in an "action painting" will have enjoyed a masterclass in svengali-style manipulation, to which McLaren's own contemporary commentary supplies a fitting coda.

But it was still infused with simmering political radicalism and social commentary - a fitting tribute given that this was the moment the Paralympics returned home to the country where its foundations were first conceived 64 years ago".

This is Dan complete with ill-fitting shorts, replacing Nick Harper at the commentary keyboard.

But that thylacine made perhaps the most fitting gesture off camera, one that served as its own final commentary on the entire history of human-thylacine relations and on our failure to act in time to save the species.

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