Sentence examples for more commentaries on from inspiring English sources

On the Web, we have instant access to the unsolicited opinions of hundreds of superglue buyers (mostly pseudonymous, one of the worst things about the Internet, IMHO), from the adhesives wonks who post "read more" commentaries on molecular compounds to the one-star hotheads on permanent caps lock and to hell with spell-check.

Throughout Christian history, men as well as women have written erotically about their relationship with God — especially medieval monks, who wrote more commentaries on the Song of Solomon than almost any other book of the Bible.

He said there would be fewer reviews but more commentary on literature.

Sam Waksal's greed and involvement with the celebrity financial set is more commentary on what happened to the medical profession.

For more commentary on that power, I recommend reading this excellent blog by UK law professor Paul Bernal.

Analysts also expect the company to provide more commentary on its recent foray into smart phones, having introduced its first line in China and Brazil late last year, as well as a tablet computing device it demoed at the Consumer Electronics Show in January.

I sent James at the site an email for some more commentary on his goals and vision for this amazing site but I wanted to share it with you ASAP.

Update: Google's public liaison for search, Danny Sullivan, who only recently joined the company, has taken to Twitter (of all places) to add a little more commentary on this topic — tweeting that "We do need to fix it.

It's more commentary on the system that favors white ppl.

For more commentary on relevant issues facing our melting, greed-obsessed, money-minded planet, head to lessevolved.com.

That's not intended as a knock on Acho; it's more commentary on the Bears' need for an elite talent at a premier position.