Sentence examples for many commentaries which from inspiring English sources

It inspired many commentaries, which were enumerated by Ḥajjī Khalīfa (Kâtip Çelebi), the 17th-century Turkish historian and bibliographer.

Many were descriptive rather than analytical and some were commentaries which included calls for more research, more dialogue and clearer definitions of breastfeeding.

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

The most famous of the many commentaries on Daodejing was written by Wang Bi (226 249 ce).

Nishi not only translated J.S. Mill's Utilitarianism but also wrote many commentaries on Western philosophy.

It was immediately successful, and many commentaries on it were written.

First, many commentaries have used the term 'airborne'airborne

One thing is clear: this is a very important Physics Commentary, which influenced not only Roger Bacon, but many 'anonymous' Physics commentaries written in 13th century England.

But ITV kindly allowed us to use Hugh Johns' commentary, which isn't so well known because not many people had ITV in those days.

They've been compared, in many cases, to YouTube's sort of unfettered brand of internet commentary – which is another way of saying, these boards were full of trolling.

Vallabha's commentary on the Vedanta-sutras is known as Anubhashya ("The Brief Commentary"), which is commented upon by Purushottama in his Bhashya-prakasha ("Lights on the Commentary").