Sentence examples for the commentaries of from inspiring English sources

"I am reading the commentaries of people who have always been completely apolitical, and I am just stunned," said Aleksei A. Navalny, 34, a prominent blogger.

His expositions of Aristotle were published mainly in the commentaries of the Christian philosopher John Philoponus (late 5th to mid-6th century).

RealMoney would offer the commentaries of Mr. Cramer, who is also a hedge-fund manager and a co-founder of the Web site, to subscribers who would pay $20 a month, or $200 annually.

(Read the commentaries of Tolkien scholars and you find them plaintively torn between crying up his serious literary credentials and claiming him for a man of the people, an Aragorn-like leader who will outwit the snares of the élite).

And yet such proofs of the rightfulness of jihad, or taking captives, or slaughtering the enemy are easily found in the commentaries of scholars, the rulings of Sharia courts, the volumes of the Prophet's sayings, and the Koran itself.

As a terminal nostalgist, I still hold a candle for the commentaries of the Big Match's Brian Moore, the operatic swoop of whose voice transmitted the excitement of a game like no other.

And there was the little lie: that the commentary of the yahoo voices Jim Ross and Jerry Lawlor, the W.W.F.

It was a moment made for the commentary of Spinal Tap's David St Hubbins.

You've been seeing it in some of the commentary of supporters on all sides.

The teachers were all women, but they taught only the commentary of Orthodox rabbis.

"But, whilst the commentary of David Harmon and Sean Kelly is pretty good, it isn't a patch on Alan Partridge".