Sentence examples for columnists on from inspiring English sources

Thompson was referring to the past when he told me the BBC had a "massive leftwing bias", but I know that in recent months he has privately assured one of the country's leading columnists on the right, one of the BBC's fiercest critics, that the two men were in agreement over the supposed bias.

I have spent quite a long time this week in the entirely pleasurable pursuit of a hare, a hare started by one of our columnists on Tuesday.

We know for sure that she is one of only two female columnists on the Op-Ed page — 2 women out of 10 columnists.

"Argentina's capacity to err seems unlimited," said Míriam Leitão, one of Brazil's most influential columnists on economic issues, in an essay comparing the YPF expropriation to Juan Domingo Perón's nationalizations in the 1940s and '50s, which left Argentina hobbled with anemic state enterprises.

British journalist and writer who defied gender roles as one of the first female career journalists and columnists on Fleet Street, the hub of the British press until the 1980s.

Why don't you have any, or more, conservative columnists on the editorial/opinion page?

Cricket was described by one Guardian columnist on Friday as one of three sports which "refuse to move forward".

Despite opposing political views, the two columnists get on well.

"Foreign referees are a must – get it into your heads," ranted one columnist on Monday.

The magazine's Ethicist columnist on whether preferring one group over another is always discriminatory and more.

Broder continues as a columnist on contract.