Sentence examples for commentator upon from inspiring English sources

DAVID GROSSMAN is one of Israel's most prominent novelists, but he also fills a position of broader cultural and political import -- as a commentator upon the conflicts of his native land.

The argument made by commentator upon commentator this week is that the health reforms could be the Lib Dem's new tuition fees, a policy which inflicted fearful damage on the party and the trust with which its members hold Clegg et al. The situation for the Lib Dems is particularly bad across northern England.

News outlets now present comedians not as escapists from hard news but as legitimate commentators upon it.

Among the cable and Internet commentators upon whom Tom Coburn would like Americans to rely for the study of government, it is a commonplace that congressional polarization is being driven by gerrymandering, the redrawing of congressional districts along party lines.

"Shock and awe" best describes the reaction of legislators and commentators upon hearing the Supreme Court's closing day of arguments on the constitutionality of Obama's health care legislation.

Many commentators seized upon Mr. Bush's comment last week that he would not do anything to weaken the American economy.

Responses to the ruling were divided with a significant number of commentators focusing upon the erosion of Miranda, and others commenting upon the impact of the case on terrorism suspect interviews a topic where Congress had recently attempted to legislate.

On the admittedly somewhat dubious principle that virtually anything Fox News and National Review commentators agree upon must be suspect, part of me was tempted to write a column pointing out the great virtues of Perry's plan.

Despite the denial, British commentators seized upon a text message, read to the inquiry by Robert Jay, the lead counsel, suggesting that its author, Rebekah Brooks, who was the chief executive of Mr. Murdoch's British newspaper subsidiary, believed that "professionally, we're in this together".

Despite their agreement that all human moral actions lead ultimately to union with God, the commentators differ upon the natural moral means by which such a union is caused.

Some commentators insist upon the simple explanation of the text itself.