Sentence examples for solicit commentary from inspiring English sources
Too often, major publications solicit commentary on issues concerning black people from journalists who have a very limited general understanding of black people and their culture.
The agency often doesn't meet these deadlines, because it tends to move painstakingly and solicits commentary from industries, environmentalists, and the general public.
As per tradition, a public forum was created on forum.icann.org soliciting commentary on the ALAC Assistance Group's report, but the bulletin board received very little input.
Hastings Center solicited three commentaries on my article from several bioethicists, including Rebecca Dresser and Daniel Sulmasy.
In expert commentary solicited by the network, which is hosted by George Mason University, Warren Throckmorton and Michael Coulter, the authors of "Getting Jefferson Right," denounced Mr. Barton's "distortions," writing, "As Jefferson did with the Gospels, Barton chooses what he likes about Jefferson and leaves out the rest to create a result more in line with his ideology".
Each session had solicited talks and commentaries, followed by open discussion.
Mr. Frum's group and a separate coalition led by a conservative Roman Catholic group, Fidelis, have set up Web sites, www.betterjustice.com and www.withdrawmiers.org, to collect conservative commentary opposing the nomination and to solicit e-mail messages urging senators to oppose it.
Some judges solicit bribes.
If not, solicit his opinion.
Friends solicit their advice.
