Sentence examples for of the recent commentary from inspiring English sources

Some of the recent commentary has assumed an uglier tone.

Much of the recent commentary about the tax cuts has skipped over this political reality.

If much of the recent commentary is of any indication, the appearance of Laverne Cox on the cover of the iconic TIME magazine has fulfilled the purposes which it was plainly intended to achieve.

"What we're learning is that a lot of the recent commentary about the state of the Russian military is pretty accurate, and that is that it is in pretty lousy shape," said Mark N. Kramer, a senior fellow at the Davis Center for Russian Studies at Harvard University.

The thrust of the recent commentary on Perry portrays the ruling as unprincipled, an attempt to manufacture a narrow ruling without any basis in law.

Nearly all of the recent commentaries on political change praised Mr. Hu as a potential standard-bearer and implicitly blamed Mr. Jiang for stifling change, both during his formal rule and now during his extended reign of influence.

We agree with the recent commentary of Gonçalves-Pereira and Oliveira refuting a 'one size fits all' paradigm of antibiotic dosing in patients subjected to extracorporeal circulation [ 1] but want to focus somewhat further on meropenem pharmacokinetics (PK).

We believe that, although these findings need to be confirmed in a larger multicentered clinical study, our results are in line with the recent commentary of Hotchkiss and Opal [ 37], which proposes the use of anti-PD-1 blocking antibodies in septic patients given that these molecules are already being tested (and well tolerated) in clinical trials in patients with cancer.

In the recent commentary on the death of Tony Benn, he has been repeatedly described as one of the final representatives of a sharply delineated political culture.

Andrew Luck's mother probably told him there'd be days like this in the N.F.L. Or maybe he had read some of the more recent commentary written and spoken about Mark Sanchez.

That dependence may help explain the stridency of a recent commentary published by the official Xinhua news agency.