Sentence examples for opening commentary from inspiring English sources

Stauffer and Trodd are literary scholars, and their opening commentary provides a fascinating interpretation of the Old Man as a mythic figure.... broadly researched and well-written.

Mr. Schuman's remarks came shortly after Mr. Rukeyser complained in an interview yesterday that video and audio clips of his opening commentary were not posted on the program's Web site.

The opening commentary spoofs 1970s National Geographic anthropology docs with racist exclamations such as, "They are all different!" and liberal supremacist observations such as, "What is life like for these people?

When he appeared on Bill O'Reilly's Fox News Channel show last week, Georgetown law professor David Cole was impressed that the hard-charging host played, as part of his opening commentary, "a balanced sound bite" from the chairman of the 9/11 commission.

We are so pleased to have the documentary filmmaker, Dr. Diane Bloom, attend our event and provide opening commentary and post-film discussion.

Like his 14 previous books, "Be Sweet" is both literary and down-home, a thinking man's thigh slapper, crammed with the verbal dazzle we've come to expect from him -- puns, allusions, jokes, outrageous anecdotes, eye-opening commentary.

To be sure, those north and south of the Mason-Dixon Line knew that the developing war was being fought over slavery – its brutal realities, its political volatility and especially its uncertain future – but even in its opening months, commentary about the war was already cloaked in the bland language of preserving the Union or defending states' rights.

I said at the opening of my commentary, corruption is taking place at every level of government.

Writer Sarah Stegall viewed the opening as a commentary on the ideology of the American dream, using the death of a child to "speak to us of buried hopes and fears, and the dark secrets that can hold a family together".

More recent works have delved into sculpture ("Suspended Playtime"), animation ("The End of Eating Everything"), and performance art, such as when she distributed chocolate mermaids at a London gallery opening as a commentary on consumption of brown bodies.

Even televised and interrupted with insipid commentary, the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics, overseen by the film director Zhang Yimou, achieved a rare kind of mass intoxication.