Sentence examples for passages of commentary from inspiring English sources

The Icelandic football commentator Gudmundur Benediktsson has gone from the high of delivering one of the most memorable passages of commentary at Euro 2016 to the low of losing his day job within four days.

After delivering one of the most memorable passages of commentary in Iceland's victory against Austria last week, Benediktsson was informed by KR Reykjavik that his services were no longer required.

Icelandic singer Björk would surely be celebrating, but perhaps not nearly as much as Gudmundur Benediktsson, who although being sacked from his day job on Sunday, backed up one of the most memorable passages of commentary in recent history with more ecstatic celebrations – and a few Brexit jibes thrown in.

So diligent are his characters at their work that Piazza gives them occasional breaks, inserting passages of sociological commentary that describe what is happening elsewhere in the city.

He read a passage of Koranic commentary about the rewards martyrs will receive in the afterlife.

This is mirrored in human existence, where individuals grow with the passage of time (commentary to Zhuangzi 6).

By aligning himself with Proclus, from whom he quotes a long passage of his Commentary on Euclides, Kepler defends Plato's theory of anamnêsis against Aristotle's doctrine of the tabula rasa.

We should also note that in the same passage of his commentary on the Categories, Boethius linked deliberate equivocation with metaphor, in which the sense of one word with an established signification was extended to apply improperly to something else.

Indeed, if one examines the two passages of the Habakkuk Commentary upon which M. Dupont-Sommer mainly bases his theory that the Teacher of Righteousness was martyred—I have given them, in the section above, in Dupont-Sommer's own translation one finds that they do not necessarily imply this interpretation.

Interspersing brief passages of historical and philosophical commentary among hundreds of examples of ugliness found in Western art and literature, the book offers a whirlwind tour of its subject from ancient Greece to the popular and avant-garde cultures of today.

However, since Israeli's pupil Dunash Ibn Tamim quotes passages of it in his commentary on the mystical work Sefer Yetzirah, Teicher's view is likely erroneous.