Sentence examples for in their commentaries from inspiring English sources

These jurists, in their commentaries, had incorporated practically all that was of importance.

In their commentaries today, Israeli political analysts paid little attention to Mr. Barak's handling of the violence in the West Bank.

Boccaccio still liked gentlefolk, especially highborn ladies, with cheeks like roses, but it is in their commentaries on the tales — and, for the most part, only then — that the Decameron becomes boring.

Perhaps most tellingly, Buridan never refers to theology as constituting a 'scientia', or body of knowledge an assumption almost all theologians took great pains to defend in their commentaries on the Sentences.[4] Buridan is also different in that he remained for his entire life a secular cleric rather than joining a religious order such as the Dominicans or Franciscans.

It is also what the critics are missing in their commentaries.

In their commentary in the hours after the voting in Nevada, the four candidates laid out different realities.

(In their commentary, the scholars explain the meticulous detective work that went into their identification of the exact locations where Welles filmed).

Reprocessing "has a reliable safety record of excellence identical to that of new equipment," the Hopkins researchers concluded in their commentary.

For their part, the media manage to be consistently unfair to the former Alaska governor — gossipy and hostile in their reportage, hysterical and condescending in their commentary — even as they follow her every move with a fascination bordering on obsession.

I realize they may just be practicing politics, but Senators Olympia Snowe and Jim DeMint serve up a basic misunderstanding of economics in their commentary on The Wall Street Journal's op-ed page today.

In their commentary for the first and last episodes of the six-episode set, Mr. Haggard and the producer Kenith Trodd speak affectionately and knowledgeably about the iconoclastic Potter, who died in 1994.