Sentence examples for separate commentary from inspiring English sources

Rather than offering a separate commentary to explain her text, Carson gives her characters their own.

The benefit of Chantix was emphasized in a separate commentary in the journal by Dr. J. Taylor Hays of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.

A paper describing the results that were announced today, and a separate commentary on them by Dr. Melia, are to appear in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature.

"They're essentially snapshots of the universe when it was 300,000 years old," said Dr. Wayne Hu, a cosmologist at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, N.J., who wrote a separate commentary on the results in Nature.

The study is the first that scientifically "confirms the numerous anecdotal accounts from across the Pacific of the dramatic impacts of climate change on coastlines and people," the researchers wrote in a separate commentary on an academic website.

Dr Tom Oliver, who was not involved in the study, wrote in a separate commentary in Science that: "It is a tricky problem to say how much biodiversity loss is too much.

In two separate commentaries for "Three Kings," to be released on disc and videocassette by Warner on Tuesday, the director, David O. Russell, and two of its producers, Charles Roven and Edward L. McDonnell, talk all movie long about a film that succeeded in the end but had particular troubles, from the time it was shot in the deserts of Mexico and Arizona to its release in theaters last October.

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In a separate Dot Earth commentary concerning magnetic fusion on Oct. 19, Dr. Robert Hirsch, an administrator of the fusion energy program at the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission in the 1970s, offers views reflecting the state of the field at the time of his departure from the AEC some 35 years ago.

Mr. Scott and many others contribute to three separate audio commentaries.

An article on Wednesday about young reporters who are learning the basics of the campaign trail, including separating personal commentary from news coverage, referred imprecisely to a Muslim cleric whose death prompted an experienced journalist, Octavia Nasr, CNN's senior editor for Middle East affairs, to express her sadness on Twitter, which led to her firing.