Sentence examples for large commentary from inspiring English sources

Prabhakara, who most likely lived after Kumarila, was the author of the commentary Brihati ("The Large Commentary"), on Shabara's bhashya.

While almost all of Ammonius' Aristotle commentaries were published by students from his lectures, the large commentary on De Interpretatione was written up by Ammonius himself for publication.

In particular, Richard Rufus of Cornwall makes extensive use of Grosseteste's writings in a large commentary on Aristotle's Metaphysics and his Oxford commentary on the Sentences of Peter Lombard, as does his Oxford contemporary Richard Fishacre in his commentary on the Sentences.

Those deaths elicited strong reactions on social media and in the world at large; commentaries ranged from concern over the eventual loss of the northern white rhino subspecies to outrage over the lion's killing.

Nor did he write large commentaries on select, individual questions, as did major university philosophers of the preceding centuries such as Jean Buridan or Paul of Venice.

The center of Proclus' extensive oeuvre is without doubt his exegesis of Plato, as is shown by the large commentaries he devoted to major dialogues.

Then he decided to hack them in other ways, to create a larger commentary about voting.

And Jill Leovy's Ghettoside, one of the most acclaimed books of 2015, brings the reader into policing life in a poor Los Angeles neighborhood as part of larger commentary on race, justice, and society.

Or maybe it's all a larger commentary, with Schumer playing a role: maybe she and Leibovitz are saying: "We know how people talk about women's bodies, so we'll beat you to the point – and point out how absurd this is that we even have these conversations".

The so-called "early" or "classical" phase of falsafa ends with the largest commentary on the Metaphysics available in Western philosophy, by Ibn Rushd (Averroes).

A number of films among the current crop of ghost stories are about more than scares — they are parables, allegories or vehicles for larger commentary.