Sentence examples for textual commentaries from inspiring English sources
Sihanouk commuted between desirable residences in Beijing, Pyongyang and France, issuing his interminable hand-written reproaches and textual commentaries with an obsessive concern for anything said about him.
October 1725 Eisenstadt, Austria May 13 , 1799Wrocław, Poland Isaiah ben Judah Loeb Berlin, also called Isaiah Pick (born October 1725, Eisenstadt, Hungary [now in Austria] died May 13 , 1799 Breslau, Silesia, Prussia [now Wrocław, Pol.]), Jewish scholar noted for his textual commentaries on the Talmud and other writings.
His interest in and perceptive understanding of the Stagyrite is present from his earliest years and did not await the period toward the end of his life when he wrote his close textual commentaries on Aristotle.
The Catholic Church has over the centuries regularly and consistently reaffirmed the central importance of Thomas's work, both theological and philosophical, for understanding its teachings concerning the Christian revelation, and his close textual commentaries on Aristotle represent a cultural resource which is now receiving increased recognition.
This volume presents the reader with a selection of essays, textual commentaries, and calls to action, sharing a common goal to prompt a new way of thinking about this most tragic of times and what we can draw from it.
Niffenegger's textual commentary has more of the nudging nature of silent film captions ("Rescued, but too late") than poetic extension.
To the grace, ease, and delicate perfection of the best of the Fables, even close textual commentary cannot hope to do full justice.
This tree, an illustration of the promise of textual commentary, was itself modeled on 12th-century examples created by French and Spanish Hebrew scholars.
A good deal of the Sutherland/Fender textual commentary catches Allen's irreverent tone, and their title makes overt reference to Foster Hirsch's book about him: Love, Sex, Death and The Meaning of Life: The Films of Woody Allen.
And in "Mona," which cloaks itself in layers of ersatz textual commentary, a Cuban exile in New York falls into the clutches of a femme fatale who bears a striking resemblance to a familiar Italian Renaissance portrait.
I don't want to anticipate the debates in the referendum campaign, still less provide a textual commentary on a constitutional document which hasn't even been adopted yet.
