Sentence examples for making commentary about from inspiring English sources
"When I diligently followed the sculpture department's 'Otoko Mikoshi' (a statue of a giant penis turned into a portable shrine) around town like a live TV news reporter, making commentary about the different 'phases' of the penis, culminating in a blast of fireworks coming out of its head.
A lot of times I'm walking down the street and I'll see people taking photos or making commentary about it.
Gov. Bruce Rauner, the state's top Republican, tried once again to steer away from the presidential race, telling reporters at an unrelated news conference that he has "specifically, carefully avoided making commentary about the presidential election" when asked about Trump's comments.
He saw the beauty of the show in its conversation and its ability to analyze and make commentary about society through that lens.
The rest of the notation serves to make commentaries about the moves and is inessential for understanding it.
Because Kushner is a key foreign policy adviser and the point-person in charge of helping to secure Israeli-Palestinian peace, we have these quirky photos for the internet to make fun commentary about!
Make commentary while you're playing.
Perhaps I wouldn't be as gung-ho about "SNL" making political commentary about an incident this fresh if an Obama spokesperson hadn't made the statement that "today's not the day" to talk about gun control.
Here I was creating a photo series about how media such as CNN can take a news story like the Siegfried and Roy tiger mauling and turn that into a news story and chase after the controversial, shocking imagery, I'm making a commentary on it, and here is the same media that I'm making the commentary about bringing me on to berate me and say that I've done something wrong.
He sings in croons and yelps, making acid commentary about competition between musicians, sexual rituals and everyday treachery, feckless posing, attractions and repulsions, and class and race.
But "One Pig" is only his latest project to push at the boundaries of pop music while also making barbed commentary about industrialized society, an approach that first came to wide notice a decade ago when he destroyed McDonald's hamburgers onstage.
