Sentence examples for Every columnist from inspiring English sources

Every columnist, of course, faces the challenge of word limits.

Every columnist worth his book deal and Sunday morning seat on the sofa knows that their kicker should embody some modesty, as in "then again, I don't want to overstate the point".

As every columnist will tell you, it takes time for a column to find its true identity, and The Minimalist was no different.

But when people started lashing out at women's sports, when every columnist in the country had something to say, it took on another life and was blown way out of proportion".

The sense of drift is the subject of almost every columnist in the English-language press in Pakistan, and anxiety over the lack of leadership and the weakness of the civilian government now infuses conversations with analysts, diplomats and Pakistani government officials.

Without much effort, you can already consume a news stew that takes the foreign news from The Times, politics from The Washington Post, sports from USA Today, business from The Wall Street Journal and the opinions of every columnist in America.

Every other columnist has written a book about being a cool feminist, so why not me?

It's the closest election in decades … as we've been told by every single columnist, broadcast journalist and politician for the past few weeks.

"George had just about every major columnist protesting to her that it 'tarnished the brand' to open their work up to the below-the-line rabble.

When Gill was first co-opted to write the TV column in the Sunday Times, his brief – as with every TV columnist before and since – was to live up to Clive James.

The theater is seen not so much as a medium of high artistic expression but as a therapeutic technique that serves to bring people closer together -- something, no doubt, to which every Broadway columnist can attest.