Sentence examples for an columnist with from inspiring English sources

"The Japanese people just don't want to be dictated to by Big Brother anymore, even though the support for our alliance with the United States is broader than in the cold war," said Yoichi Funabashi, an columnist with The Asahi Shimbun, a liberal newspaper.

He may have come home because he "hasn't made his peace with being an ex-dictator," Cyril Almeida, a columnist with Dawn, a Pakistani newspaper, said in an interview.

"I'm just functioning as a columnist with a point of view, and a strong point of view," he added.

"This is a bloody turf war," said Cyril Almeida, a columnist with Dawn, a leading English daily newspaper in Pakistan.

Mr Vaz asked about the fact that he had taken a job as a columnist with News International, the very firm he had been investigating.

In the past few months a few prominent critics, such as the former editor of the Hindu newspaper and a columnist with a news magazine, were eased from their jobs.

He Qinglian, a journalist and economist who writes piercingly about corruption and inequities in the economy, was forced from her position as a columnist with a newspaper in the southern city of Shenzhen.

"When we grew up," says Jurica Pavičić, a columnist with Slobodna Dalmacija, a local newspaper, "Split was an industrial town, like Sheffield or Birmingham.

"It is not an easy power struggle to reach an end anytime soon, when the military tries to maintain its power and the government remains somewhat involved in the trial process," said Rusen Cakir, a columnist with Vatan, a daily newspaper.

Jean-Marc Vittori, a columnist with Les Échos, a daily business newspaper, agreed, but he said that "one of the strengths of politicians is that they know how to make a handicap into a trump".

Mr. Obama's speech captured the exceptional nature of Turkey, as a country that is both Western and Eastern at once, said Oral Calislar, a columnist with Radikal, a daily newspaper.