Sentence examples for commentator through from inspiring English sources

"This is a beloved role in Haitian expressive culture, the honest but sometimes dissolute social commentator through music," said Gage Averill, an ethnomusicologist at the University of Toronto.

While these can be useful, it can be hard to determine the 'expertise' of the reviewer or commentator through these more informal mechanisms of feedback.

In general, medieval Latin commentators through the 13th century rarely abandon the principle that the text makes some kind of sense.

As such he has become a leading commentator, both through his writing and his media profile.

Gene spread the good news about tennis for 50 years--as a world ranked player, tournament director, author, television producer and commentator and through the written word in Tennis Week magazine, which he founded in 1974.

"Richie earned the profound and lasting respect of everyone across the world of cricket and beyond, first as an outstanding player and captain, then as an incomparable commentator, and through it all as a wonderful human being," said Mr Gyngell in a statement.

The voice of the political commentator droned through the speakers, reporting nonchalantly that many Dominican families lacked running water and electricity.

Washington commentators see through these theatrics when the special effects are ham-fisted enough (as in Mr. Kerry's case) or when they literally have Hollywood written all over them (as in Mr. Schwarzenegger's).

Suddenly our important writers seem less like color commentators, sifting through the emotional, sexual and intellectual detritus of how we live today, and more like a mountaintop Moses, handing down the granite tablets every decade or so to a bemused and stooped populace.

For my generation of commentators coming through, he was the man.

As commentators ran through the gamut of Things We Cannot Say (TWCS), there was a predictable and plentiful response.