Sentence examples for with some commentary from inspiring English sources

Consists mostly of the letters themselves, with some commentary and notes.

Virtual Christianity, http://www.internetdynamics.com/pub/vc/christianity.html - an extensive catalogue of major christian resources with some commentary regarding content.

The discussion concludes with some commentary concerning newer strategies for the management of NPC to address the problem of distant metastases.

It's a compendium of a lot of his graffiti work — outdoor anarchist work — with some commentary about what the pieces mean and how they ended up where they ended up and whether people painted them out or someone put a velvet rope around them to protect them.

Like his recent On Beauty and On Ugliness, The Infinity of Lists is really an anthology – this time of textual and visual lists (from Homer to Salvador Dalí) – with some commentary from Eco interspersed, amounting to perhaps 70 out of 400 handsomely produced and beautifully illustrated pages.

One of the main uses of Posterous is to share photos with some commentary.

Sharif's visit this week has brought with it some commentary on how U.S. reliance on the Pakistani military has undermined the health of its civilian institutions over decades.

An overview with links, and some commentary on the continued shift after the jump.

A summary is given of the presentations at the COSPAR workshop on γ-ray bursts with some personal commentary on the contributions, the SN/GRB connection, and on the role of magnetic fields in γ-ray bursts and their afterglows.

Here is Melissa Roskowski's list (with some added commentary from yours truly):Luggage with spinning wheels, which don't work well on rough surfaces and cost you precious overhead bin space.

To mark its entry into state political lore, an "official state hot tub contest" was held here Thursday night as a tongue-in-cheek endeavor to come up with imaginative designs -- splashed, perhaps, with some political commentary.