Sentence examples for instructive commentaries from inspiring English sources
To understand what's going on in the world, and in the Middle East especially, we readers now have to turn to nonfiction -- to instructive commentaries like Bernard Lewis's or to revealing autobiographical works like Azar Nafisi's "Reading Lolita in Tehran" or Irshad Manji's "Trouble With Islam".
The terror of receiving such uninhibited (and instructive) commentary from complete strangers enthralls her.
Actually, the whole point of early workshop humiliation (masquerading as instructive peer commentary) is to weed out any such troublemakers from finishing their period of apprenticeship, so in reality outright challenges to the authority of the masters must be rare indeed.
The cacophony includes instructive and intelligent commentaries by the music critic Howard Goodall, shown on TV-size screens.
Still more instructive are his insightful commentaries, peppered throughout, on the work of the masters he reveres — above all his mentor, Oscar Hammerstein II — and those he criticizes for their imperfections of style or sloppy word placement.
John Mosca, the orchestra's director and lead trombonist, was dry and efficient with his between-song banter, and at times his commentary was instructive.
I still think my commentary stands as instructive, but feel free to disagree.
That's why Quirk's recent post of his band's digital earnings statement, and the commentary that accompanies it, is so instructive and entertaining.
And perhaps the most instructive tool to help us is the aforementioned BBC commentary that accompanied the heist live, and remains an honest historical document of first impressions.
McClain was later fined $40,000, a delayed penalty considerably less instructive to fans and young players than Collinsworth's live, confident commentary.
