Sentence examples for These correspondents from inspiring English sources

These correspondents had presumably seen The Vagina Monologues.

These correspondents make the mistake of conflating conventional oil supplies with all fossil fuels.

These correspondents seem to be under the (incorrect) impression that we will actually be happy to hear about these mistakes.

These correspondents, as if fresh from a postcolonial literature class, are uncomfortable with the notion that Walcott might suffer both vanity and ambivalence, might indulge in both conceit and irony; but they're more interested in cleansing his personality than in hearing his complexity.

These correspondents come off not as experts but as investigators.

These correspondents, all of whom are patently sincere, mostly wish to share incontrovertible proof of alien presence or influence.

The transfer of money from shell banks to legitimate banks through these correspondent accounts has been cited as a major money laundering path.

"He didn't like to go to these White House correspondents' dinners and Gridiron, and Jody and I used to have to fight him," he said, referring to Jody Powell, the press secretary.

Even if these foreign correspondents were swashbuckling colonial adventurers of yore instead of modern day journeymen ascending a company hierarchy, they would still represent the outsider's view.

Spontaneous fun is even more elusive.Veteran Olympic-games correspondents (these games are my first) speak enthusiastically of street and beach parties at the games in Athens (2004) and Sydney (2000).

These are regular correspondents who have previously eagerly debated the whys and wherefores of gladiator sandals, but even for them the knife-edge importance of whether or not you tuck your shirt in is a bridge too far.