Sentence examples for subsequent commentary from inspiring English sources

Read his detailed Slate report and subsequent commentary on edwardjayepstein.com.

Some subsequent commentary has suggested that Whitehouse's manoeuvre was always self-evidently ridiculous and tactical, and even that she always planned to withdraw it.

In one way or another, Picasso's famous riff on Braque as his wife or ex-wife ("the woman who loved me best") has set the tone for much subsequent commentary.

I concur with your assessment of Judge Vaughn R. Walker's ruling against Proposition 8 ("In Defense of Marriage," editorial, Aug. 13), and of his subsequent commentary about whether its proponents had standing to appeal the decision.

Subsequent commentary debated the appropriateness of applying a principle governing discrimination against racial minorities and women in education, jobs, and housing to decisions to terminate medical care for some extremely ill or malformed newborns.

Her speech and the subsequent commentary exhibit India's problem with classism.

This work constituted the basis of subsequent commentaries written by a number of eminent moral theologians and was used as a textbook in many seminaries.

So much so that when he's not hosting quizzes he pores over the latest debates and subsequent commentaries like a sweatshirt-laden student searching for an inflatable banana in aisle of tinned goods.

In response to this initial editorial, several subsequent commentaries were published (Bergman et al. 2013; Gore et al. 2013; Grandjean and Ozonoff 2013).

In subsequent commentaries, this ambivalence on the question of war is rarely noted, or, if noted, it is assumed that this ambivalence is the product of an intellectual crisis that was later overcome (e.g. Patton, 2013).

Continuing strength in game sales has proved to be an irksome reality, and subsequent critical commentary has declined.