Sentence examples for which I discussed from inspiring English sources

Edgar"—the release of which I discussed, at the time, in terms of Eastwood's career as a political filmmaker.

PONDICHERRY, INDIA — My last column — on India's tradition of tolerance, which I discussed in the context of European difficulties with Islamic immigration — received an unusual amount of feedback.

That will certainly enhance the completion of forensic evidence, which I discussed earlier as critical to a case like this one.

In the first version, which I discussed here, Bullard seemed to be arguing that the wealth loss from the burst bubble represented a real destruction of economic capacity.

This was when, he writes, he got "a taste for pictures and good engravings … I certainly admired the best paintings, which I discussed with the old curator".

In a crucial scene in Act II of "Die Walküre," which I discussed in an article for the magazine in 2011, Wotan debates changing mores with his wife, Fricka.

(Presidential races go predictably negative, too, which I discuss in my latest Letter from Washington).

"Gentlemen Broncos" (which I discuss in this clip) is the third feature directed by Jared Hess.

Nearly a decade later, he made one more film, which I discuss in this clip.

I have written an Arts & Leisure essay on the topic, in which I discuss four haunting moments in various pieces.

His 1964 comedy, "The Disorderly Orderly" (which I discuss in this clip), is perhaps the main piece of evidence.