Sentence examples for commentator about the from inspiring English sources

A few years ago I asked a high-flying commentator about the notion of "compassionate conservatism".

Said one commentator about the Hangzhou rescue: "Yesterday Obama had a beer with out-of-work construction workers.

His gaffe in Parliament deepened a sense of persistent casual chauvinism that had surfaced when the BBC was obliged to apologize for the musings of a radio commentator about the physical appearance of this year's women's champion, Marion Bartoli of France.

This will require a few minutes of clear thinking, so for the moment put out of your head whatever nonsense you just heard from a politician or economic commentator about the debt or deficit.

I mention this because Dan Kennedy, a Guardian writer and a commentator about the media who lives in Boston, had a post on the Guardian's website Tuesday excoriating Newser for... well...summarizing news.

How should it apply if the false statement does not defame anyone, but is merely a false statement that distorts public discourse, such as a false statement by a political candidate that exaggerates her credentials or a false statement by a political commentator about the number of people killed in Syria?

There has been much talk in domestic political circles recently, much of it from Conservative backbenchers and sympathetic commentators, about the need to "repatriate" powers from Brussels.

News video of the flames, the helpless Cranick family and the idle firefighters is stoking a left-right debate of bloggers and television commentators about the role and cost of government.

As the debate rages — in the blogosphere and among television commentators — about the relative merits of the Big Ten and the Southeastern Conference, Boone says he constantly hears the knocks against his conference.

Yes, Primate Minister Robust late-night political discussion, hosted by Mr Frisky, a chimpanzee on loan from the zoo, featuring interviews with high-level politicians and top commentators about the burning issues of the day.

Mr Cameron and the people around him have grasped how the party must change if it is to be a contender for office and are going about it with impressive, if sometimes opportunistic, zeal.The growing dismay among some Tory commentators about the centrist direction in which Mr Cameron is taking the party should be music to his ears.