Sentence examples for recent commentator from inspiring English sources

Not every recent commentator has been as scrupulous as Mr. Kater.

One recent commentator has noted that Enid Lambert, the Midwestern housewife who emerges as the novel's most sympathetic character, is the kind of person who might watch Oprah, and buy a book with the telltale O on the cover.

The popularity of the Lied in German-speaking countries is hardly surprising: a recent commentator, Edward Kravitt, has estimated that Berlin could support 20 such concerts a week, mostly sold out, in the years immediately before the first world war.

One recent commentator even tried to dismiss it as an anachronism from India's apparently dark pre-1991 "socialist" past, claiming that it "represented an autarkic economy riot in the era of globalisation".

It may be that there is some essence shared by all natural law theories; for example, one recent commentator has suggested that the "stable core in [the natural law tradition] is the idea that morals is primarily a matter of norms or prescriptions and only derivatively about virtues and values" (Haakonssen (1992), 884).

One recent commentator has tried to make sense of Malebranche's talk of intelligible parts, in a way that preserves God's simplicity and avoids the dangers of pantheism, by conceiving intelligible extension as a set of "point-like entities" that correspond to material extension.

Many recent commentators have done so.

Like other recent commentators on Eliot's writing, Seymour-Jones is quite right to identify a misogynistic tendency.

Some recent commentators have suggested that the allopatric Lear's Macaw (Anodorhynchus leari) and the present species should be considered conspecifics.

Although recent commentators have argued for a more transdisciplinary approach to Landscape Ecology that appears to meet the requirements of this new science we still lack ways of taking this forward.

Many recent commentators have noted the futility of trying to summarise everything currently taking place in China, let alone trying to predict what may come next.