Sentence examples for important commentators from inspiring English sources
In Kenya, he said, bloggers were important commentators and reporters in 2007-8 on a disputed election, and people would ask why there were so many bloggers in Kenya.
In the interest of space I have just focused on these three important commentators.
In his letter to Samuel Ibn Tibbon (the translator of the Guide into Hebrew), Maimonides describes Aristotle's works as foundational, and Averroes as one of the most important commentators on those works.
Rashi, one of the most important commentators in Judaism, says the flood destroyed humanity because of lewdness, idolatry and violent crime (meaning robbery).
The narrator of Godard's film is a deserter from the French army who works for a right-wing terrorist organization (more or less the O.A.S ., and who has come to Geneva to assassinate an important commentator for the Arab side of things.
He is generally recognized by both Western scholars and Theravadins as the most important commentator of the Theravada.
"Insisting that Bach was unappreciated during his lifetime has become part of the Bach hagiography," he writes, "mostly thanks to self-important commentators".
A handful of reporters warn that a lawmaker's chances are in danger for a reason they consider important, other commentators repeat it and it becomes conventional wisdom.
American political scientist, consultant to various U.S. government agencies, and important political commentator in national debates on U.S. foreign policy in the late 20th and early 21st century.
An important early commentator who enlisted Nietzsche not to abandon his faith, but to make it more rigorous intellectually and more demanding spiritually, was the University of Chicago theologian and Baptist minister, George Burman Foster.
The Nyaya system from Gautama through his important early commentator Vatsyayana (c. 450 ce) until Udayanacharya (Udayana; 10th century)—became qualified as the Old Nyaya (Prachina-Nyaya) in the 11th century when a new school of Nyaya (Navya-Nyaya, or "New Nyaya") arose in Bengal.
