Sentence examples for most commentaries from inspiring English sources

While I've seen these statistics cited by others, most commentaries treat election stress like ordinary, everyday stress.

Given that most commentaries of the partnership between the Tories and the Lib Dems have leaned rather heavily on relationship metaphors, this was a very odd break-up indeed.

The recitation of the "threefold refuge" formula that makes a person a Buddhist, either lay or monastic, enacts a pledge of "taking refuge" in the Buddha, the dharma ("teaching"), and the sangha; most commentaries imply that the three elements are equally important.

But Hamlet was exceptional because "it is the center of Shakespeare plays" (Bian Zhilin, 1957, 70): most commentaries of Marx and Engels could be applied to this play, and whenever Chinese scholars elaborated the ideas of Marx and Engels, Hamlet would always be taken as the prime example.

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From the sixth to the ninth century, most commentaries on the Categories were written in Syriac.

Law and order matters in a way that is more profound than most commentary suggests.

One type, cyberwarfare, seems to have drawn the most commentary and analysis.

Most commentary focuses rather narrowly on the supposed failings of individual jury members.

Most commentary about the political ritual offers no clue that this is how bad things are.

Most commentary suggests these issues will be resolved after Election Day, in a lame-duck session.