Sentence examples for little commentary from inspiring English sources

There has been relatively little commentary, much less outrage, about the new changes.

Iranian state agencies are reporting the developments of Obama-Romney campaigns but with little commentary.

Although what constitutes a mistake in a work of fiction is something that will require a little commentary.

Copernicus probably hit upon his main idea sometime between 1508 and 1514, and during those years he wrote a manuscript usually called the Commentariolus ("Little Commentary").

Except for an occasional imitation or anticipation of the voice or for interludes between the stanzas, the continuo accompaniment provides little commentary on the poem.

When Eric Rohmer and Claude Chabrol wrote their pioneering study of the director, they concluded that the film "requires little commentary".

Many of the little commentaries are infected by the lazy trick of pundits of all persuasions: plucking a tidbit of outrage from a news item -- a welfare queen who cheats the system, the federal agency that spent $32,000 for private restrooms in its new quarters -- and using it as a basis for proposing policy or as a whipping boy for the idiocy of government.

People are getting tired of the ironic little commentaries on classical forms that go by the name post-modern.

[Excerpt: from "Little Commentaries"].

Hopefully, later episodes will deliver their own little commentaries on other aspects of Minecraft society – the one that features "Magnus the Griefer" sounds like it could be especially entertaining.

Still, what would an art show be without a little social commentary?