Sentence examples for in its commentary from inspiring English sources

In its commentary rejecting American aid, The New Light of Myanmar vented its concerns about foreign donors, saying they were a greater threat than the cyclone.

In its commentary, the ONS noted that drinking behaviour is likely to be impacted by characteristics such as culture and ethnicity: the wider survey found that teetotalism is lower among white respondents (15.7%) than all other ethnic groups (56%).

Rich in illustrations and intellectually rigorous in its commentary, the scroll is a parody of disputation, a literary genre of medieval Japan that employed controversy to impart an edifying message.

And his analysis is as riveting in its commentary on modern Sicilian life as "The Leopard" was to an earlier generation.Two spectacular banquets mark Don Calogero's rise; the dinner where he introduces his daughter to the Salina family, and the wedding feast celebrating her marriage to Don Fabrizio's nephew.

In its commentary, Xinhua embellished its call for a new reserve currency with a scathing indictment of the United States' broader role in the world, saying that the Obama administration claimed "the moral high ground" while covertly "torturing prisoners of war, slaying civilians in drone attacks and spying on world leaders".

A new Selected Poems, published by Penguin this month, takes in work from Night-Crossing up to last year's Harbour Lights, which won Mahon the Irish Times poetry prize and was acclaimed for its "wonderful flexibility and tonal command, drawing on a range of literary cultures in its commentary on the present and its imagination of the future".

In contrast, the Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs declared, "Long before the elections, the OSCE's Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights had declared that they [the elections] would be illegitimate and it was pretty biased in its commentaries on their progress and results, thus playing an instigating role".

The sense throughout this exhibition, from the Edo objects of the 19th century to the new objects and environments of the 20th, is of a culture that is pragmatic, direct and accepting of the world, but not a little sardonic in its commentaries.

The Theravāda Abhidhamma sets out its theory of the consciousness process (citta-vīthi) in its commentaries and manuals, mainly in the works of Buddhaghosa, Buddhadatta (5th century CE), and Anuruddha (10th or 11th century CE), based on earlier descriptions in the Dhammasaṅgaṇi and the Paṭṭhāna (Vism XIV 111 124, XVII 126 145; Dhs-a 82 106 & 267 287; Vibh-a 155 160; Abhidh-s 17 21).

"On the back of these numbers it looks like the R.B.A. was right in its recent commentary where it signaled it was getting increasingly concerned about capacity constraints and wage pressures," said Helen Kevans an economist at JPMorgan.

Science issued a statement saying it supports recommendations in its earlier commentary and that while a consensus about germline genome editing is being developed, the journal "will carefully scrutinize all submissions for both technical and societal concerns and consult broadly".