Sentence examples similar to grasping commentary from inspiring English sources
This is something that mainstream satire, or even serious political commentary, never seemed able to grasp at all.
As indeed, are visitors for the hour-long free bus tour which includes a map of the venues and a wonderfully informative running commentary by guides such as Victoria, whose grasp of Olympic history seems better than that of many IOC members.
Who by any sense faculty ever grasped a line separated from a body?" [Boethius, Second Commentary on Porphyry's Isagoge I, xi, 14 21 (English translation from Spade 1994: 23 24)] "There are two species of incorporeals.
Averroes (Ibn Rushd), who comes to be known as "the Commentator" in the Latin West because of his magisterial grasp of Aristotle, is another important influence in the medieval commentary tradition.
In fact it's not possible to fully grasp the meaning of the verses without the help of a commentary.
That surface appearance is what we grasp onto in a desperate craving for something positive is the ultimate commentary on how far we have sunk as a polity, as a democracy, as a country.
But accuracy, sensitivity and a good grasp of recent history surrounding these events is no barrier to Hopkins' style of commentary.
There has been a great deal of puzzled commentary along these lines in the past few days, and it underlines a widespread failure to grasp the appeal of Isis.
"Besides borrowing a number of sequences from classic kung fu movies in China, the animated comedy grasped the essence of our culture," Lu Chuan, a young Chinese movie director, wrote in a much noted commentary in China Daily.
