Sentence examples for commentator that from inspiring English sources

"For a British commentator, that makes for slightly uncomfortable reading".

To be a commentator, that is very fair.

But the terrible vision of the flood also contained "an awful beauty," says one commentator, that lingers for historians, archaeologists, memoirists, filmmakers and disaster buffs.

Police even deactivated a car bomb in the centre of Bogotá, the capital, early that morning.But no one was prepared for the bomb aimed at Fernando Londoño, a conservative politician and commentator, that went off that day in a busy commercial area of the city, leaving two dead and dozens injured.

Though Mr. Paterson issued a statement after the radio interview that not all the attacks against him could be attributed to race, he raised the issue of bias again in an interview on Saturday with Gerson Borrero, a political commentator, that was posted on the Internet on Monday.

A unique, uncanny moment was framed by the most familiar and predictable kind of coverage and commentary: Anchors, compelled to say something, reached for trite metaphors and hyperbolic expressions of wonder ("Our secular version of a miracle," according to one CNN commentator) that didn't begin to match the reality unfolding live behind them.

It's the arrogance that oozes from those ridiculous commentators that turns people against them.

It's the compilation of clips and commentators that might be expected, but both are of superior quality.

Treviño and Greenwald bring their distinctive voices to a strong team of political and cultural commentators that includes Ana Marie Cox, Michael Wolff and Naomi Wolf.

The realization dawned gradually on the live commentators that Magnus Carlsen was going to lose.

There's something of a conventional wisdom among commentators that Republicans nominated much stronger candidates this election cycle.