Sentence examples for need commentaries from inspiring English sources

HENCE Mr. Marker's assumption that documentary films need commentaries, or voices on the soundtrack, if the audience is to have a real part in the process.

"But they don't need commentary.

Stating the view takes but a few lines; providing the needed commentary will take longer.

It's especially useful when emailing a picture, chart or other visual document that needs commentary.

Francis Schrag Madison, Wis., March 15 , 2011• To the Editor: We need more commentaries like Susan Engel's to illustrate what self-motivation means to high school students.

We won't do anything about it, or can't; the fact is so well understood that we don't even need new commentaries stating as much for each shooting — we just recycle the old ones, from the old shootings.

At a stroke, all need for commentary fell away.

There is no need for commentary when meaning is moving with such rapidity.

The stories are so rich themselves, they don't need any commentary, what they need is to be drawn together and seen in contrast to one another".

That is the meaning of the title: we are invited to become more like other animals, freed of the perpetual need for commentary, understanding and transcendence.

'The knock at the door, whether by day or by night, as a prelude to a search, without authority of law but solely on the authority of the police, did not need the commentary of recent history to be condemned as inconsistent with the conception of human rights enshrined in the history and the basic constitutional documents of English-speaking peoples.' Wolf v. Colorado, 338 U.S. 25, 28, 69 S.Ct.