Sentence examples for optional commentary from inspiring English sources

Valve is so pleased with its game design skills that it includes an optional commentary track that details every design decision and explains all of the techniques.

Like the web version, it lets people take links and photos posted by someone else or even a Sponsored Story ad and quickly repost it with optional commentary.

Of the 22.3% of respondents who entered text as optional commentary, many described the key with a natural frequency "likelihood" expression only as "amateurish", "subjective", and "awkward", with one respondent citing that "likelihood" has a different and specific meaning in their field of work.

That 'happy ending' is presented here in a rough VHS format and an optional commentary by Jordan who freely admits: "I wrote it without any conviction whatsoever". At the distribution end, Bob and Harvey Weinstein are painted as heroes in The Marketing Of An American Independent.

There will also be 14 deleted scenes, all available with optional commentary so you can find out why they were cut, and a further two newly released sequences that show Andy Serkis in action on set before digital make-up was applied to turn him into the film's Snoke character.

Stone contributed several extras to this edition, including an audio commentary, two multimedia essays, and 54 minutes' worth of deleted/extended scenes with optional commentary by Stone.

The DVD contains the broadcast version as well as an extended version with optional audio commentary, a making-of featurette, child soldiers in Africa featurette, a season 6 recap, and the first 17 minutes of the season 7 premiere episode.

The new version will, however, feature an optional director's commentary provided by the original development team of Dan, Rob and Jessica.

The "head shots," as the filmmakers call them, seem to have been Mr. Snyder's main focus in making the film; in his optional director's commentary, he can't help but exclaim "Awesome!" and "Cool!" every time a skull disintegrates.

Aside from the theatrical trailer, the only special feature is a feature-length commentary (with optional English subtitles) with Courtney Hunt and Heather Rae.

Called Lev Shalem, Hebrew for "whole heart," it hews close to the text's traditional Hebrew, but adds translations, commentaries and optional readings to adapt the book to modern sensibilities.