Sentence examples for according to columnist from inspiring English sources

According to columnist Melanie Phillips, Brexit and Trumpism represent a "people's counter-revolution: an attempt to move politics back to the true centre of cultural gravity".

After some initial wavering (a "line in the sand" according to Labour peer and social policy professor Ruth Lister, and a "moment of truth", according to columnist John Harris), Labour is now set to vote against the welfare benefits uprating bill, which is published today, in the Commons in the new year.

According to columnist Linda Chavez, the way out for conservatives is to embrace efforts to reform immigration and advance a plan of their own.

According to columnist Paul Attner of Sporting News, this attitude contributed to Grossman's inconsistent play.

The fight over access to public beaches in Malibu continues, according to columnist Steve Lopez.

Los Angeles Times . Church fight: The battle over a hilltop convent in Los Feliz is far from over, according to columnist Steve Lopez.

Not very long, according to Tribune columnist Rick Morrissey.

The first U.S. dust-up of 2006 was a classic case, according to Bloomberg News columnist David Pauly.

Here, according to the columnist, was evidence that Gates is "resolutely unreflective about the moral implications of his actions".

According to Dermont Cole, columnist for the Fairbanks, Alaska News-Miner, the state has projected surpluses based on a $75-per-barrel 75-per-barrel 75-per-barrelhe moment.

Liberals, according to the columnist Charles Krauthammer, wanted to medicalize Major Hasan's crime — call it an act of insanity rather than of terrorism.