Sentence examples for would be commentaries from inspiring English sources

Dante projected a work of 15 books, 14 of which would be commentaries on different canzoni.

It would be a commentary on the death of the soul and the deep longing of men and women to be truly understood.

As the pay per view broadcast began, Vince McMahon announced that Ted DiBiase would be his commentary partner for the evening.

The panelists offered what they thought would be comical commentary about Kieran, Mitt Romney's adopted Black grandchild.

That in itself would be a dispiriting commentary on our political discourse.

That would be a sad commentary on the ruling military council's management of a tortuous and messy post-revolutionary transition.

If it were so, it would be a revealing commentary on the conditions of the majority of the Africans in such prosperous little towns as Port Elizabeth and East London (where in fact the squalid "locations" do harbour thousands, of homeless families).

It would be a sad commentary on Europe's claim to be renewing itself if the Europeans retired into their own 21st-century version of America's 19th-century isolationism, rather than continuing the 20th-century Euro-American partnership that twice overcame the enemies of democracy.

On the morning of Day 5, options for various responses would be presented without commentary or discussion, to be prayed about privately during free time the rest of the day.

One would hope that this would not be the case, but if one looks at the climate change induced events that have taken place outside of the US, I think it would be a sad commentary if citizens of this country did not at least take note.

The film that was about to be shown would be accompanied by live commentary from the hosts of "The Flop House," a podcast dedicated to bad movies.