Sentence examples for although the columnist from inspiring English sources

Centring on a byelection, Edgar's play reflects the 1970s rise of the National Front and was praised in the Guardian's review as "a coherent description of potential political Armageddon", although the columnist Peter Jenkins denounced its parallels between Britain's far-night and nazism as "dishonest".

"Objectified" doesn't explain why, although The New York Times columnist Rob Walker has a theory.

It has gotten mostly favorable reviews after the soft opening, although the New York Daily News columnist Filip Bondy writes that the bleacher creatures have several complaints.

The columnist, according to Mr. Platt, is a kind of composite of Jimmy Breslin, Mike McAlary, Murray Kempton and Mike Royko (although it's unlikely that these columnists used graduate students to help them).

The columnist Bill Hammond cries hypocrisy.

John Lithgow in "The Columnist".

The columnist Jonah Goldberg agrees.

The columnist prints it.

"Santorum, 'too extreme'?," the columnist Colin McNickle wrote.

Daniel Sullivan ("The Columnist") is the director.

Then there's the columnist Frank Bruni.