Sentence examples for to the commentaries from inspiring English sources

Mr. Melnick often refers to the commentaries as oral histories; many read like tiny memoirs.

But according to the commentaries posted at the exhibit, Leonardo was close to fathoming the way circulation worked when he died.

In antiquity Alexander's influence was due primarily to the commentaries, which earned him the title "the expositor," but in the Middle Ages he was better known for his original writings.

Galen refers to the commentaries written by Adrastus and Aspasius.

Aristotelian texts were traditionally studied according to the commentaries by Averroes (which provided the internal partition of the texts into sections).

Distinguishing the Views (lta ba khyad par) to the commentaries and treatises of towering indigenous Tibetan philosophers such as Chaba Chökyi Senge (phwya pa chos kyi seng ge) (1109 1169), Sakya Pandita (sa skya paṇḍita) (1182 1251), Tsongkhapa (tsong kha pa) (1357 1419) and Mipham Gyatso (mi pham rgya mtsho) (1846 1912).

As a reviewer of DVD's, Mr. Pratt is obliged to listen to all the commentaries.

"We just don't listen to the commentary.

The soothing diplomatic statements stood in sharp contrast to the commentary in editorials and talk shows across the region.

And now to the commentary provided by Ryan Bourne of the Centre for Policy Studies, noted in today's second post.

"Is anyone else horribly frustrated at not having access to the commentary featuring Satan KP?" says Oliver Smiddy.