Sentence examples for proper commentary from inspiring English sources

He will do proper commentary on Wednesday as well; what a treat it would be were he to ambush either of them coming off court after their quarter-finals – presumably as winners.

He was the first Platonist to write a proper commentary on the Categories, and he does so without assuming a strong Platonist point of view.

The Commentary on the Republic is not a proper commentary, but a collection of several essays on problems and sections in this dialogue.

He produced the first major lexicon of philosophical Hebrew; and he included explanatory glosses in the margins of his translation of the Guide, which established the foundation for a proper commentary tradition.

Provide the right commentary.

But then agin, if you want proper football commentary on goals, here's Alan Partridge.

Ibn Tibbon translated the commentary proper together with Maimonides' introduction, entitled "Eight Chapters".

The lengthy introduction lays the groundwork for much of what is to follow in the commentary proper.

Scholars now believe that at least some of these deviations from commentary proper derive from a later revision of the original exegesis.

Meanwhile, the second level may require greater initiative from the one studying a work; it involves, among other things, selection of what should be published, how it is best arranged in a collection, the establishment of chronology and authorship through internal and external evidence, and the provision of proper annotation and commentary.

There are no sharp borderlines between commentaries proper, textbooks, encyclopedias, and treatises.