Sentence examples for generated commentary from inspiring English sources

Bullfighting has long generated commentary and controversy.

The recent failure to meet a congressional deadline at the National Ignition Facility — a giant laser-centered fusion project at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory — generated commentary, including from the editorial page of The New York Times, arguing that it was time to shift limited federal resources away from this particular long-pass approach.

The layout is pure mashup, Google Maps being used as a base from which to add hotel or user submitted video, with user generated commentary pulled from TripAdvisor.

Hidden on Twitter amongst the chatter about today's lunch menu and the best spots for happy hour lays a mound of up-to-the-minute user generated commentary on just about any major topic.

The media in Thailand reported on the controversy over the crown prince's plane, but the episode did not generate commentary in the mainstream media about the larger questions of ownership.

This hypothesis of the evolution of Alzheimer's has generated much commentary and many scientifically testable predictions (see [ 31] and associated commentaries).

Still, Mr. Morgan said the game generated record commentary for the service.

The prospect of "Survivor's" unabashed tackiness generated much commentary: Are we a nation of pathetic voyeurs?

Brooklyn Historical Society: 'A Conversation With Simon Dinnerstein' (Wednesday) "The Fulbright Triptych," a 1974 family portrait by the artist Simon Dinnerstein, has generated spirited commentary from other artists as well as the public.

Long before the introduction of the term globalization into recent popular and scholarly debate, the appearance of novel high-speed forms of social activity generated extensive commentary about the compression of space.

It was an opinion article that generated many commentary stories, over a thousand comments across the web, and even a few death threats for me.