Sentence examples for form of commentaries from inspiring English sources

The aid of commentaries becomes indispensable for the understanding of the sutras, and it is not surprising that philosophical composition took the form of commentaries and subcommentaries.

Some of these works are written in the traditional form of commentaries on Buddhist scriptures, while others range more widely over topics such as interreligious dialogue and the compatibility of Buddhism and science.

The Zohar largely takes the form of commentaries and homilies that follow the order of the Torah, but in the mystical world, quite different from that of Talmudic commentary, a laissez-faire attitude predominates, for it is the distinct insight of the cabalist that biblical verses are charged with symbolic mystery.

Most of Buridan's works are in the form of commentaries on Aristotle.

Much of mediaeval philosophy was written in the form of commentaries or debates with contemporaries (sometimes polemical, sometimes not).

The documents that passed into the West through this circuitous route often came in the form of "commentaries" on the original works.

It became not just a look, but a form of commentary.

Lotus chose an alternative form of commentary, soaring into the debate via social media with 18 comic suggestions.

In theory, that case could establish whether the work of rating agencies is indeed a form of commentary or more of a public service akin to power generation.

"Sports cartooning is an antiquated form of commentary that hinged on tried-and-true tricks that are considered passé and corny," Staake said.

This chock-full exhibition includes posters blatantly or subtly adjusted into a form of commentary for the 1913 Armory Show, all the shows at Larry Gagosian's Los Angeles gallery and the Museum of Modern Art's recent Jackson Pollock retrospective.