Sentence examples for commentary writer from inspiring English sources

On the audio commentary, writer Ned Goldreyer stated, "I think this might have been the best episode ever produced".

When discussing this discontinuity in the episode commentary, writer of "The Sting" Patric Verrone states "we made liars out of the pilot".

A New York Times commentary writer said that "as one of the architects of Detroit's charter school system, [DeVos] is partly responsible for what even charter advocates acknowledge is the biggest school reform disaster in the country".

He concluded that the episode "is perfectly constructed, is filled with both deep belly laughs and tears, and is simply the greatest episode of The Simpsons" In a DVD audio commentary, writer Mike Reiss said he felt that Michael Jackson is "not a terrific actor but he did fine.

Randi Weingarten President, United Federation of Teachers New York, March 13 , 2008• To the Editor: It's fine for commentary writers to speculate about what public school educators want.

DVD extras feature a commentary from writer and director Joby Harold, bloopers and deleted scenes.

Editor at the New Leader, Commentary, Sunday Writer at the New York Times, ICWA fellow, News Director of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and award winning Foreign Correspondent for the Washington Post.

It is also the latest step in the gradual quieting of one of the most distinctive voices in the business of cultural and political commentary, the writer and editor who founded his magazine on a promise to stand "athwart history, yelling 'Stop,' at a time when no one is inclined to do so, or to have much patience with those who urge it".

But there was an underlying social debate that drew commentary from writers, sociologists and feminists and antifeminists alike.

It published poems, stories, and political commentary by writers such as Sherwood Anderson, Carl Sandburg, and Louis Untermeyer; the radical journalists John Reed and Floyd Dell were staff members and regular contributors.

Hers is a light tone that leavens some of the more melodramatic commentary from writers, like this from Thomas McGuane: "The New York literary scene will more quickly forgive you for selling heroin on the playgrounds than it will for working in the movie business".