Sentence examples for most commentaries of from inspiring English sources

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.

One phrase seemed to attract the most commentary: "Some of us are right, some of us are wrong," Mrs. Clinton said, in a seeming reference to Mr. Obama and Mr. Edwards.

His most notable commentaries of religion and atheism are The Second Coming and his 2007 Doctor Who episode "Gridlock".

Most uninformed commentary on the future of the Supreme Court — which is to say, most commentary — has focused on Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who just passed her 80th birthday.

Finally, hosannas to the ITV commentator Jon Champion for the most enjoyable commentary of the World Cup so far, on the Greece v South Korea match.

It was groundbreaking rap about ghetto life that became one of the most powerful social commentaries of its time, laying the groundwork for the gangsta rap of the late 1980s.

If true conflict rarely enters into television DVD commentary, even the most supportive commentaries have moments of behind-the-scenes conflict, many of which force you to read between the lines.

Children were also used in the voice-over commentaries of most of the live-action films the CTW produced.

One of the most touching commentaries is that of Dudley Williams, who continues to dance the solo based on his amused and loving tribute.

Most of the commentary of Mr. Gowin's endeavor makes the point that the pictures are very beautiful even though they carry unsettling messages.

The fall of Baghdad this spring should rather be compared to the fall of Berlin in 1945 than the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, the reference point of most recent commentaries.