Sentence examples for looking for commentary from from inspiring English sources

But when Kasher traverses the audience looking for commentary from the audience, the angelic Phil Donahue, and the devilish wise-cracking comedian on Kasher's shoulders seem to come into conflict with each other.

Every Day is Election Day: A Woman's Guide to Winning Any Office, from the PTA to the White House by Rebecca Sive (Look for commentary from Barbara Lee Family Foundation Executive Director Adrienne Kimmell in the book when it launches on August 1).

On the company's earnings call early Thursday, the Street will be looking for commentary on the new phones.

You can look for commentary in secondary sources such as encyclopedias, handbooks, books, journals articles, and news stories.

Aimed at the "curious" population, the programming should be understandable, Hendricks says, to everyone from 13-year-olds who enjoy building soda-bottle rockets to retirees looking for deep commentary on the latest scientific breakthroughs.

In addition to commentary that covers television and film, we'll be looking for content from artists, musicians or academics with thoughts on the subject.

But political junkies looking for like-minded comic commentary apparently want a fix every night.

"Do you want me to inquire whether they are looking for an over-by-over commentary guy?" Yes.

The comments were in response to a warning from the CBI president, Paul Drechsler, who said business did not need a running commentary but was looking for clarity and "above all, a plan".

I'm looking for opportunities to offer interviews or commentary on crowdfunding to other outlets.

"This is exactly the feedback that we're looking for," says Bahadori, who was not involved with the commentary.