Sentence examples similar to subject of extensive commentary from inspiring English sources

Ancient treatises on mechanics were the subject of extensive commentaries in the sixteenth and seventeenth century CE, which can shed significant light on their interpretation (see my paper "Art and Nature in Ancient Mechanics").

The Minnesota congresswoman has been called stupid, ignorant and wacko, and even her migraines have been subjected to extensive commentary.

Ficino translated the Symposium about 1474 with his own commentary, which Benivieni summarized in the canzone "De lo amore celeste" ("Of Heavenly Love"), and this in turn became the subject of an extensive commentary by Pico della Mirandola.

Clashes between demonstrators and heavily armed local police, highway patrol, and the Missouri National Guard have been the subject of extensive coverage and all manner of commentary across broadcast and social media.

The winery's ownership has been the subject of extensive litigation involving disputes within the family.

This reticence has been a subject of extensive scholarly inquiry and also much speculation and condemnation.

The pathways that link cytotoxic materials to autophagic induction are the subject of extensive studies.

This is the subject of extensive debate among legal scholars.

Recently, lupins have become the subject of extensive cytogenetic studies.

Its new-drug application was the subject of extensive review.

(Ages 6 and up) Here are 14 thoughtful poems inspired by the life of Langston Hughes, with extensive commentary and handsome illustrations.