Sentence examples for like commentaries from inspiring English sources

So Stravinsky's 12-tone pieces were like commentaries on the 12-tone phenomenon.

There are certain themes one expects to see in an overview of contemporary Pakistani art, like commentaries on politics, politics or perhaps … politics.

In a blog post, Criterion described The Criterion Channel as "picking up where the old service left off, programming director spotlights and actor retrospectives featuring major Hollywood and international classics and hard-to-find discoveries from around the world, complete with special features like commentaries, behind-the-scenes footage, and original documentaries".

Shout presents the entire series with care, including bonus features like commentaries, the original pilot, a ComicCon appearance and more.

The sum of all the other categories (like commentaries and editorials) was less than 8% of the papers with an abstract available (sheet 8).

Her inclusion of a "Pale Fire -like commentary by a German sociologist seems unnecessary, given the ease with which her exuberant narration evokes her likable protagonist's world.

Strathern deftly interweaves the narratives of his three main characters and successfully evokes their odyssey, drawing principally on Machiavelli's dispatches, which offer a chorus-like commentary on the unfolding drama.

That has led to the global flood of anonymous mob-like commentary.

The moments of call and response, Greek chorus-like commentary, and even simple "ooh" and "aah" filler seem more dynamic and laden with meaning.

Known for their performance-like commentary on societal issues, here, Elmgreen & Dragset explore the social design of today's art fairs and the resulting behaviour of its participants.

They include a number of medical treatises, like "Commentary on the Hippocratic Law," published in Rome in 1586.