Sentence examples for typical commentary from inspiring English sources

Sitting through countless hours of Fashion Week programming, listening to the endlessly rapturous recaps of runway shows and fawning interviews with designers -- "It's the feathers: they give me palpitations!" was a typical commentary -- any viewer, from couture client to out-and-out fashion naif, would have to have felt gratitude for Mr. Talley's refreshing on-air fit.

Take a glance at some typical commentary.

But underneath the typical commentary about bad brand behavior and reputation management are tips anyone (yes, even you) can takeaway from how the Bouzaglos have handled social media the past few years.

A typical commentary-type hashtag might look like this: "Sarah Palin for President??!? #Iwouldratherhaveamoose" This usage totally subverts the original purpose of the hashtag, since the likelihood of anyone searching the term "Iwouldratherhaveamoose" is next to zero.

But I've been even less impressed by the typical American commentary that criticizes China and Chinese leadership while demonstrating a remarkably obvious ignorance, paranoia, and hypocrisy.

Typical is his commentary about Kidco, a little company started by four children who sell horse manure as fertilizer for a golf course and nurseries.

"The nasty mouth-breathers Buckley expelled from conservatism have returned," declared a typical response from Commentary, one of the major journals of the establishment right.

"All you ladies who put your career and money above your children, this is what can happen," went a typical strain of commentary, though it was uncertain if Ms. Krim worked or not.

Typical is a commentary in The American Spectator's website Nov. 2, charging the media with "ignoring Benghazi".

The quick wit and wry commentary were typical of D'Antoni who, unlike his recent predecessors, is not bound by Madison Square Garden's traditionally suffocating rules.

Many thanks, bizarrely, to the British Council's website for scotching the theories of those claiming it had something to do with Gazza's arrival at Lazio, and divulging the real answer: "When Channel 4 televised live Italian football in the 1990s the opening credits had a typical piece of Italian commentary exclaiming 'Golaccio!!!'" it notes.