Sentence examples for long commentary from inspiring English sources

I get dragged into long commentary sessions at the corner bodega".

Bhashya, ( Sanskrit: "that which has to be discussed") in Indian philosophy, a long commentary on a basic text of a system or school (shorter commentaries are called vakyas, or vrittis).

Their action is still vividly remembered in Syria, and a long commentary on the perfidies of the Sykes-Picot accord was a perennial favorite of Mr. Assad's lectures to foreigners.

This digression is missing from the manuscripts of Cicero's essay that have come down to us; it was preserved only in a long commentary by the Neoplatonic thinker Macrobius, which circulated in several manuscripts in the Middle Ages.

This is the view of the Long Commentary particularly, and see Davidson, pp. 237, 248, 255.

It is perhaps mostly plainly stated in his Long Commentary on Aristotle's Metaphysics, Book Lam (Genequand 1984).

Fidel Castro, the Cuban president, attended most of the closed-door sessions in Havana and offered long commentaries.

Averroes wrote three different kinds of commentaries, which have come to be known as "short," "middle," and "long" commentaries.

Many arguments of the scholastic discussion were drawn from Arabic authorities, in particular from Averroes' long commentaries on De caelo and Physics and from Avicenna's Metaphysics.

The location of these immaterial faculties in the soul is nowhere explicit, neither in the Middle or Long commentaries, but their function and internal dynamic is similarly presented.

4. The earlier Arabic-speaking philosophers did not leave commentaries on Aristotle's Physics and the long commentaries on the Physics by such later philosophers as Averroes still lack critical editions.