Sentence examples for what commentary from inspiring English sources
What a newspaper chooses to print goes hand in hand with their editorial proclivities, most especially what commentary that is selected to propagate issues reflecting the paper's mindset.
What the commentary has missed is that Eric Rohmer was above all things a "moraliste".
("I said to Ann, 'I won the Pulitzer.' And she said, 'What for? Commentary?' " He laughed. "Because I was a reporter then, but I was very opinionated").
Regardless of the broader concern over a handful of content holders having control over what social commentary and criticism is permissible, the deeper fallacy – that games cannot speak in this way – is the more tragic one.
What little commentary appears is often secondhand.
What delightful commentary by Sorkin on the state of American womanhood.
Instead of doing what most commentary tracks do, provide background knowledge and behind-the-scenes anecdotes, Arnold pretty much just described what was happening on the screen.
A soft-spoken, bespectacled Parisian in his 40s, he was dedicated to the idea that the magazine could do what polite commentary could not: force society to confront its taboos, consequences be damned.
What a commentary on our civilization, when being alone is considered suspect; when one has to apologize for it, make excuses, hide the fact that one practices it - like a secret vice!" - Anne Morrow Lindbergh, A Gift From the Sea.
But what these commentaries lack in insider polish, they make up for in obsessive passion.
