Sentence examples for made a commentary from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ball and Sam Mendes, the director, made a commentary for the DVD, which hasn't been released or scheduled.

Day of the Dead (1985), made at the height of Reagan's reign, made a commentary out of military intelligence and weapons stockpiling.

The first notable Japanese appreciator of Du Fu's poetry was Kokan Shiren (1278 1346), a Rinzai Zen patriarch and one of the most prominent authors of the literature of the Five Mountains; he highly praised Du Fu and made a commentary on some poems of Du Fu from the perspective of a Zen priest in Vol. 11 of Saihokushū.

Nevertheless, he added, he will make a commentary for a special edition of "The Green Mile".

Someday he will make a commentary, he said, but there is none on the disc available next week.

In the hands of a more daring writer, Downton Abbey would use a story about the past to make a commentary about the present.

But Cwynar thinks it's a necessary way to liberate herself from the objects and to make a commentary on the excessive accumulation of possessions.

In a project called "Bollywood Satirized," Ms. Matthew uses digital technology to alter Indian movie posters and make a commentary on gender norms and traditional roles in Indian society.

And I really can't make a commentary on what happened.

But, ultimately, we were striving to make a commentary musical, not just to pile on content for the sake of clocking more hours on the extras DVD.

Plus, I get to make a commentary on the black body using a classic reference.