Sentence examples for a recent column by from inspiring English sources

A recent column by Martin Kettle in the Guardian described Hislop as "the single most influential voice in British politics".

In his letter to the prime minister, Jenkin highlighted Korski's retweet of a link to a recent column by the Observer's Andrew Rawnsley, which said of anti-EU campaigners: "If you're whingeing, you're losing".

Last week, Newsweek faced calls for a boycott and demands for an apology by a gay rights group after a recent column by Ramin Setoodeth questioned whether openly gay actors can play straight characters.

We take issue with the comparison of Al Gore's continuing efforts to ensure the accuracy of his presentation of more than 400 slides with a recent column by George Will in The Washington Post that questioned the scientific consensus of climate change.

Citing the results of a recent study conducted by political scientists, and a recent column by Cass Sunstein, Brooks took stock of a world where research subjects express a much higher willingness to hire people who share their political beliefs, and where an increasing number of Democrats and Republicans say that they would prefer that their children not marry across party lines.

A recent column by Joe Nocera quotes a Harvard Business School professor, Jay W. Lorsch: "The function of business in a society is not just a return to investors, but to provide goods and services, provide employment, pay taxes, and so on".

A recent column was inspired by a new set of capped teeth she acquired in New York, which feat of dentistry led her to meditate upon differences in national character seen through the prism of attitudes toward self-improvement.

The finding echoes a recent column in the Financial Times by the new head of the surveillance agency GCHQ, Robert Hannigan, in which he criticised internet companies for not doing enough to monitor jihad activity on their websites.

"Like the horses that come from behind, Venezuela passed from being a dark and minimized country subordinated to the Yankee empire, to hold a lighting place of vanguard in the fights of the peoples of the world for its freedom," said a recent column, translated into English by the state news agency.

In a recent column on Pajamas Media by Ruben Navarrette Jr. titled "Cesar Chavez Would Not Have Supported Amnesty for Illegals" (April 8, 2010), the author takes issue with the National Council of La Raza (NCLR) for calling on Congress to honor Cesar Chavez and his legacy by approving comprehensive immigration reform.

A FINE recent column by Clive Crook on the place of the libertarian in American politics, in National Journal.