Sentence examples for has been much commented from inspiring English sources

While some adults clearly relish being away from noisy children, Britain's apparent dislike of under-18s has been much commented on in recent years.

The obituary has been much commented on this morning because of its use of the word "torture," despite the paper's ambivalence about that word.

The power of Calvi's live performances, often delivered in the guise of a male flamenco dancer with slicked-back hair and androgynous tailored shirts, has been much commented upon.

The Duchess of Cambridge, whose dedication to her LK Bennett "Sledge" 11cm heels has been much commented on, has done wonders for the popularity of the leg-lengthening powers of the "nude" platformed stiletto.

It has been much commented upon that Clegg's proposal, toned down from earlier, bolder pronouncements on the subject, resulted in a rare moment of political agreement between David Cameron and Gordon Brown.

The debt owed by Herodotus to Athenian tragedy, with its implacable trajectories from grandeur to abjection, has been much commented on by classicists, some of whom even attribute his evolution from a mere note-taker to a grand moralist of human affairs to the years spent in Athens, when he is said to have been a friend of Sophocles.

Mr Calomiris has been in the news lately: his ideas for reforming the IMF have been much commented upon.

Other clever updatings to 21st-century London have been much commented upon, including the on-screen text messages and web searches, the fact that Dr Watson writes a blog about Holmes's deeds, instead of a journal, and the nicotine patches instead of a pipe... ("this is a three-patch problem... ......), but all would come to nought without the inspired casting of Cumberbatch and Freeman.

These have been much commented upon in the Galilean literature.

The antagonisms between north and south in England, between the prosperous and the deprived, between the nations within the U.K., between the generations and between the "establishment" and the people -- have become all too visible and have been much commented upon.

There has been much comment about local newspapers closing down and towns being left "without a collective voice".