Sentence examples for volume of commentary from inspiring English sources
The mind blanks at this sheer volume of commentary generated with every elapsing second, this unreckonable tonnage of weigh-ins.
"Surely not!" Two weeks ago, with the volume of commentary picking up as the big reveal approached, even Apple's other co-founder, Steve Wozniak, weighed in.
A renowned biblical scholar, Rabbi Lieber had for more than 20 years contemplated the compilation of a volume of commentary on the Torah that would provide a modern interpretation for Conservative Jews.
The sheer volume of commentary and accumulation will not abate now, especially with the popularity of the recent theme of "memory" in cultural studies; a recent large book on the subject devotes a third of its bulk to Bloody Sunday.
Though TV shows drew a high volume of commentary, Twitter users mostly wanted to talk about movie stars: George Clooney, Angelina Jolie, Morgan Freeman, Michelle Williams and Brad Pitt were all frequently mentioned.
The issue with all its potential for changing the travel landscape of the nation was virtually overlooked in the endless volume of commentary that greeted the stimulus package once it was laid bare for Congressional enactment.
In February 1766 he published the first volume of Commentaries on the Laws of England, considered his magnum opus the completed work earned Blackstone £14000 (£ in terms).
Vir Singh published seven volumes of commentary between 1958 and 1962 but left Santhya Sri Guru Granth Sahib unfinished.
Even his translation of "Eugene Onegin" — with its three accompanying volumes of commentary (notes so Nabokovian, so joyful, intricate, and erudite, that they seem like the apparatus to one of his novels, like the "commentary" of "Pale Fire") — even this was impossible to find in the pre-Gorbachev Soviet Union except in illegal, smuggled editions.
Three volumes of "Commentaries on the Constitution," written by Supreme Court Justice Joseph Story, appeared in 1833.
Though his collection of copies of the inscriptions, contained in six volumes of Commentaries, was destroyed by fire in 1514, some of his notebooks and copies of them survive.
