Sentence examples for his commentators from inspiring English sources
He showed the video clip of Obama making the lipstick comment, then turned to his commentators, CNN senior political analyst David Gergen and Halperin.
Why do we feel so keenly the farce of this mismatch between Carroll and his commentators, in their infinite variety?
The disposition of his commentators is diagnostic: contemporary culture, like humanity itself, is a sick patient on its last legs.
What Aristotle and his commentators asserted as philosophical necessity often did not gibe with what could be seen with one's own eyes.
Thoroughly versed in Aristotle and his commentators, particularly Thomas Aquinas and Averroës, Pomponazzi interpreted Aristotle in the light of the Humanism of his own time.
And absences, like that of humankind from the Origin, can be filled with many meanings: perhaps Darwin was not as preoccupied with the human as are his commentators.
He's also lost his commentator slot on the City Brights blog page of the San Francisco Chronicle website, SFGate.com.com
In another session — with Guy Canivet, the former president of France's highest court, as his commentator — he presented a simulation he has conducted involving judges from seven countries.
Later followers of Shankara, such as Shriharsha in his Khandanakhandakhadya and his commentator Chitsukha, used a destructive, negative dialectic in the manner of Nagarjuna to criticize humanity's basic concepts about the world.
In philosophical matters FitzRalph generally follows Aristotle, but an Aristotle who is constantly read through the lens of his Commentator.
His fellow commentators state that his illness has altered his voice and led to a more pleasant personality, but that he is still prone to unpleasant behaviour.
