Sentence examples for on these commentaries from inspiring English sources

The laudable goal of such contextualist studies is to demonstrate his key role in important debates of the era, yet the picture that emerges from deliberation on these commentaries is rather Gassendi's relative eclipse by other figures, notably Descartes.

It seems that wrapping up these commentaries on American society within fictions might be the only way to get a lot of people to engage with problems like poverty and drugs and the disappearance of industry.

Along with these commentaries, he wrote two commentaries on the De Interpretatione.

Umar's insistence that Snooky and the others study not just the "Commentaries on the Holy Book" and "the Commentaries on the Commentaries", but "the Commentaries on the Commentaries on the Commentaries", makes her think of Phil Spector.

In higher education, emphasis was on books rather than on subjects and on commentaries rather than on original works.

Are soup dumplings enough of a text to withstand all this commentary and commentary on the commentary?

A large number of these were commentaries on the extant works of Aristotle available to him at the time.

These include commentaries on three texts said to have been revealed to Asaṅga by the bodhisattva Maitreya, his Commentary on Distinguishing Elements from Reality (Dharmadharmatāvibhāgavṛtti), Commentary on Distinguishing the Middle from the Extremes (Madhyāntavibhāgabhāṣya), and Commentary on the Ornament to the Great Vehicle Discourses (Mahāyānasūtrālaṃkārabhāṣya).

But all these economic commentaries on savings and debt fail to recognize or report that the data do not include growth in assets.

A 7th-century Greek theologian, St .Maximus the Confessor, wrote the first commentaries on these writings, which were followed over the centuries by a long succession of commentators, among them Albertus Magnus and Aquinas.

While some major works of the 13th century are recorded in the Yongle dadian, mathematical knowledge quickly deteriorated, as demonstrated by commentaries on these books written by the end of the 15th century that show that they were no longer understood.