What a sad commentary on our country's lack of interest in the disenfranchisement of many voters.
What a sad commentary on the Republican field that Mr. Brooks presents Senator McCain as "among the finest of men"!
What a sad commentary that in the 21st century young girls and women are subjected to barbarities and ignorance more suitable to medieval cultures.
The man lived in Shelton, Conn., and until then, the national news stories had talked about what a social commentary it was, that the new imperial wizard came from the North — the idea being that racism wasn't just a Southern problem.
What a sad commentary on the state of affairs today that the Republican Party, which trumpets its adherence to the Constitution and to voter rights in so many other avenues, is doing all it can to cut off the hard-fought right to vote under the guise of protecting the rest of us.
(Ever notice, the writer Timothy Beneke once asked, how the words we use to describe women's beauty — bombshell, knockout, stunning, femme fatale — are words that connote violence and injury to men?) What a pathetic commentary on Mr. Knight: his willpower so limp, his commitment to his wife so weak, that he must be shielded from the hot and the beautiful.
And, in what is a commentary of some sort -- you judge what kind -- finally something/someone broke Justin Bieber's Tweet record to create the most shared image (to date) in social media ever... until the next one.
What a sad, wicked commentary on what we've become; hunting children until they break.
In what reads as a commentary on modern life, Maersk advises in its corporate client presentation, "Going at full throttle is economically and ecologically questionable".
