Sentence examples for reams of commentary from inspiring English sources

Cage's mute manifesto has inspired reams of commentary.

Thus, for a movie not out for five months, it has already inspired reams of commentary.

In these reams of commentary, there is uncertainty about the only question that really matters: how will this saga, and Palin herself, play in the November election?

Academics across the country have embraced the movement since it emerged in September, organizing classes, publishing reams of commentary and issuing calls to "occupy" not just Wall Street but also sociology, anthropology, history, philosophy or the entire "academic vampire squid" itself, as a poster for a session at the recent annual meeting of the International Studies Association put it.

That commandment has produced reams of rabbinic commentary.

The disillusionment with the president spawned reams of critical commentary from Wall Street executives.

He also wrote novels and plays, painted, composed music and published reams of political commentary and literary theory.

One of his companions described wading through reams of legislation and legal commentary to make himself a copyright expert.

The film also inspired reams of a very 60's kind of commentary.

It is small wonder then, that "GWTW," both the 1939 movie and Margaret Mitchell's 1936 novel, has provoked reams and reams of scholarly exegesis and fan commentary.

An overlay of commentary would improve discovery.