Sentence examples for an influential columnist from inspiring English sources

"WE MUST preserve our special identity," says an influential columnist.

Nahum Barnea, an influential columnist, said the final report had a more gentle tone.

"They have painted the political map," said Mirko Lauer, an influential columnist at La República, referring to APRA.

"He found that radicalism is not the way to solve problems," said Fehmi Koru, an influential columnist and Muslim intellectual.

Zertal is a noted Israeli historian, who now teaches at the University of Basel, and Eldar is an influential columnist for the left-wing daily, Ha'aretz.

Charles Krauthammer, an influential columnist, calls it "the swindle of the year": the artless Republicans let Mr Obama smuggle in a huge new stimulus, bigger than the first, just in time for his re-election bid in 2012.

Dick Kreck was for years a highly influential columnist for The Denver Post.

By 1960 his career had veered into science and mathematics journalism--he was also a pioneering rationalist and skeptic--and he was well established as a popular and influential columnist for Scientific American magazine, a position he maintained well into the 1980s.

But, it is no laughing matter to Sharkey, a long-time, highly influential columnist for the New York Times.

Once the United States had become an industrialized mass society, the influential columnist Walter Lippmann argued that ordinary citizens had been eclipsed and could, at most, render occasional judgments about a government of experts (see The Phantom Public, 1925).

"Now we are vacating our backyard for the Chinese to rebuild all of a booming post-war Sri Lanka," influential columnist and editor Shekhar Gupta wrote in the Indian Express newspaper.