Sentence examples for those commentaries from inspiring English sources

Those commentaries appear in the same edition.

Today, O'Faolain refers dismissively to the "fake objective" and "authoritative" tone she had to adopt in order to write those commentaries.

They have also detained and harassed family members of exiled Chinese journalists who commented on the letter, and even tried to get one of those commentaries retracted by a German broadcaster.

Those commentaries are built on a hidden respect for the outcome, that this is a rejection of a Republicanism that wasn't working and it points in some better direction.

T here are voice-overs that lend the principal characters inner identities beyond the ones displayed in action, but those commentaries are narrow in scope and limited mostly to filling out the drama with a stepwise simplicity; they don't suggest or evoke perspective, time, distance, the accumulated emotions of retrospect.

One of those commentaries — in which a witty, rueful Welles deplores the coming atomic tests on the Bikini Atoll, where one of the bombs would bear the image of his wife at the time, Rita Hayworth — is included among the copious extras on the Kino-Lorber disc.

His TV career, such as it is, came out of those CNBC commentaries, which eventually led to a slot as the guest host of the network's financial talk show "Kudlow & Cramer".

Of the commentaries, only those on the Song of Songs and the Lord's Prayer still survive.

.,' a far broader reference than necessary to achieve what those writing the commentary apparently intended to achieve.

One of my best memories, of course, was being a guest on Test Match Special, so I know how Kevin Pietersen must feel now he's lined up to join the ranks of those in the commentary box, offering his thoughts during the forthcoming cricket World Cup.

Because of his skillful incorporation into his sermons of those Midrashim (rabbinic commentaries on the Scriptures) that deal with Jewish lore, Jellinek was also an unusually appealing speaker.