Sentence examples for sensitive commentary from inspiring English sources

Had they contained a quiveringly sensitive commentary on the flora of New England, maybe he could be seen as reliably conventional.

This — the sensitive commentary and the cynical film together — makes something that is close to being a work of art in itself, the tale of a man with a tangled conscience and a submarine to sink.

"It's a huge bonus to have Doyle MacManus and James Chetwynd Talbot on board to provide the kind of sensitive commentary that is a perfect companion to that tricky and unforgiving first date moment".

There exists the constant pressure to write art news, which may masquerade as criticism, though it is markedly different from the historically sensitive commentary produced in and around the academy.

But their routines, which often focused on their ethnic differences — he is Jewish, she Irish — were once regarded in some quarters as sensitive social commentary.

Writing on a range of topics, from a painting of the South African President Jacob Zuma's genitals to widespread poverty, the newspaper columnist and political analyst Justice Malala has cemented his status as one of South Africa's most important voices today with sensitive, insightful commentary.

6. Writing on a range of topics, from a painting of the South African President Jacob Zuma's genitals to widespread poverty, the newspaper columnist and political analyst Justice Malala has cemented his status as one of South Africa's most important voices today with sensitive, insightful commentary.

Wong says Labor supports much of the content of the motion but the practice is not to allow off the cuff commentary on sensitive foreign policy matters.

And maybe people are just uncomfortable with the use of fashion for commentary on sensitive topics.

"These attacks highlight how dangerous it has become to engage in commentary on sensitive topics, and will most certainly make some bloggers think twice before they raise their voice".

Facebook's community standards do allow users to "challenge ideas, institutions and practices", including allowing "humour, satire or social commentary related to sensitive topics".