Sentence examples for commentator regarding from inspiring English sources
BRUCE NEUMAN Sag Harbor, N.Y., March 26 , 2013To the Editor: Not only was Anthony Lewis a valuable commentator regarding the Supreme Court, but he was also a particularly influential figure in the anti-Vietnam War movement.
Arsène Wenger, so often the most measured and incisive commentator, regards the transfer market as "a distraction".
In Section 10 of his exceptionally clear entry on Aristotle's Metaphysics in this encyclopedia, S. Marc Cohen briefly recapitulates the lively debate among Aristotelian commentators regarding the status of particular forms in Aristotle.
The links include the video that Tremblay has said initially drew her attention to the issue, along with videos from conservative commentators regarding ties between an uncle of the bombing suspect and a retired CIA officer.
I must also take issue with Mr. Rich's increasingly mean-spirited comments regarding the personal behavior of Rush Limbaugh and other conservative commentators.
Some commentators regard Bolt – who has denounced the "myth" of the Stolen Generations, the Aboriginal children forcibly removed from their parents – as Mr Murdoch's voice in Australia.
But some commentators regard Corbyn's ascent and the defeat of "Blairite" candidates as a repudiation of his legacy and return to old Labour values.
Parts of it were contradictory or barely intelligible, but commentators regarded these difficulties as the result of their own hermeneutic ineptitude.
Most commentators regard a leadership contest as highly unlikely because of rules that require his would-be successor to obtain the support of 20% of the Parliamentary Labour party - around 70 MPs.
'But most people just got on with their lives and did nothing, despite knowing what was going on.' Dutch commentators regard the judgment as part of a process of facing up to the betrayals and misdeeds of the past.
Some commentators regard student protests against invited speakers as another indicator of the divisiveness of American culture and part of a larger trend of politically correct "orthodoxies" on campuses.
