Sentence examples for small commentaries from inspiring English sources

During his years in Germany, Barth also wrote several small commentaries, expositions of the Apostles' Creed, and the Heidelberg and Geneva catechisms, together with a series of essays directed toward the renewal of theology, such as Die Theologie und die Kirche (1928; Theology and Church) and Offenbarung, Kirche, Theologie (1934; God in Action).

As expected, topics on evolution were largely dismissed or relegated to small commentaries on "evolutionism and religion" (see details in Tamayo 2003).

At this point, I am afflicted by the uneasy suspicion that my American readers, if perchance I have any, will condemn this small commentary for its confessed, its flaunted lack of that kind of wearisome research of which Americans, in their desperate and deplorable love of fact, are so intensely avid.

There is a controversy about the attribution of a small commentary on the secret of the Kaddish (a Jewish prayer praising God, recited between sections of the daily prayer services and on behalf of departed relatives to Crescas.

"But he will do well to keep his small personal commentaries to himself, as one does at the sight of the sea or of majestic mountains".

There is a small text commentary section, and last but certainly not least there is the fretboard section which visually shows finger positions and is also synchronized with the video and notation.

The future, people think, was to be glimpsed in India: coloured clothing, big bats, small boundaries, hysterical commentary, night-time matches and city-based franchises.

Love him or hate him, he is a towering figure in modern culture: his appeal has transcended generations and inspired small libraries of commentary.

As a writer for small magazines like Commentary and The Reporter, and later for The Public Interest, Moynihan had been acquainted with many of the participants and their subsequent ideological meanderings, some of which mirrored his own.

And the commentary soon grates: Peter Drury and Jim Beglin are hardly a dream team, but you end up feeling a bit sorry for them since PES 2017 has far too small a database of commentary phrases, so repetition soon sets in.

The Cars That Ate Paris is a sharp commentary on small town versus big town ideologies and societal progress versus repression; it also offers a darkly comic take on intergenerational tension.