Sentence examples for in which he commented from inspiring English sources

Spurr reportedly sent an email in April in which he commented on the Californian high school English curriculum.

Sophronius noted the Saracen menace to Palestine in his Christmas sermon of 634, in which he commented that the Arabs already controlled Bethlehem.

Among his chief works was an encyclopaedia of philosophy, Ḥēʾwath ḥekkmthā ("The Butter of Wisdom"), in which he commented on every branch of human knowledge in the Aristotelian tradition.

In the following century the Turkish Muslim al-Fārābī produced a more specialized study in which he commented upon and expounded the books of logic and attempted to establish the relationship between philosophy and Islam.

Chris Roberts's tweet: As part of his job, Mr Roberts had given several interviews to the media in recent weeks in which he commented on the possible weak points of airline systems.

Edwards refuted this, tweeting: "You didn't have any systems". Edwards was responding in part to an interview given by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg last week, in which he commented on the events in New Zealand and the role Facebook had played, and in which he dismissed calls for radical change to the company's Facebook Live streaming service.

He has a blog on the group's Web site, in which he comments on topics as diverse as microlending, Jesus Christ, herbal medicine and the responsibilities of public office.

Then he wanted to unleash his soul while the lens was on him; now, with those baleful eyes, he is Huckleberry Hound with a Marin County drawl instead of a down-South accent, and he elongates the words, giving a sardonic performance in which he comments to himself on his new life.

Quite often deep insight into Thomas' philosophical thought can be gained from a close attention to the ways in which he comments upon and interpretively clarifies difficult passages in Aristotle that can be otherwise very obscure.

In October 2014, Savage released Stop the Coming Civil War, in which he comments "[The United States] is in real trouble and the seeds of a second conflagration have been sown.

He composed his famous Şikâyetname ("Complaint"), in which he caustically commented on not being given the status of court poet in Constantinople.