Sentence examples for useful commentaries from inspiring English sources

So are the letters only a set of useful commentaries rather than works of art?

Opponents worry that such a measure would bring into question any reference to English statute, for instance Blackstone's useful "Commentaries on the Law of England".

Finally, three collections of original sources for Zeno's paradoxes: Lee (1936) contains everything known, Kirk et al (1983, Ch. 9) contains a great deal of material (in English and Greek) with useful commentaries, and Cohen et al. (1995) also has the main passages.

Was this a useful commentary on modern mental health care?

He provides a useful commentary on Medellín's sense of self and the body.

But is art really capable of useful commentary on world events – or does it encourage fatuously emotional responses?

The book lacks an index, and instead of specific footnotes Mr. Sandlin lists his many sources for each chapter, often with useful commentary on the publications.

In spite of some mistaken pedantry his judgments are often acute and learned and provide a useful commentary on the language of his own day.

Philip Kemp, in his very useful commentary on the DVD, thinks Kurosawa is sniping at contemporary Japan here but at any rate, his philosophy seems to be: it's a rotten world out there but isn't it fun to sit back and watch its mean little people struggling against each other.

Pomeroy 2013 provides some useful commentary but has serious drawbacks (see Centrone 2014b and Brodersen 2014).

For scholars, it offers useful commentary on why theoretically sound expectations are often to be lacking when subjected to empirical analysis, but these benefits are largely based on inference rather than explicit guidance.