Sentence examples for certain commentators from inspiring English sources

"Not sexism!" say certain commentators.

Certain commentators feared that this language was simply a blueprint for line item disclosure requirements.

A woman might chastise herself, as certain commentators have criticised Sainz, for being guilty of wearing tight-fitting, provocative clothing.

By his cheerful debauchery, Langella reveals something certain commentators have obscured: sluts are the best — hungry for experience and generous with themselves in its pursuit.

Certain commentators persist with the glass half-empty view that some institutions may never have the reputation or the alumni pool to attract high level philanthropy.

And, for all the maliciously "helpful" suggestions it is receiving from certain commentators, this does not necessitate a great lurch to the right.

Nor is it certain that commentators such as Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson would soften their rhetoric as a result.

Whatever street food comes from this trip, it could be subject to certain limitations, commentators say.

In certain cases, commentators on the Guide quote Averroës' opinions in order to clarify those of Maimonides, despite the frequent divergences between the two.

In the 15th century certain splenetic commentators were railing against Flemish, Danish, German and Dutch arrivals; Icelanders, commonly employed as servants, were viewed as an underclass.

Certain Greek commentators on the works of Aristotle, however namely, Alexander of Aphrodisias (2nd century ce), Themistius (4th century ce), and Philoponus (6th century ce)—combined the Aristotelian theory of chemical reactions with atomistic conceptions.