Sentence examples for commentators are able to from inspiring English sources
Ever wonder how golf commentators are able to rattle off absurdly precise statistics about obscure players?
The chasm between interestingness and importance is nowhere more evident than on the subject of climate change, a topic of immeasurable significance that only the most talented commentators and campaigners are able to render compelling.
"Nepal has a weak government and the Chinese are able to exploit that," said Yubaraj Ghimere, a Nepali political commentator and columnist.
"Since top-flight European football started to become globalised (in a television sense) European commentators have been able to speak with authority on aspects of European football.
And when such conflict appeared on the horizon, there were those among both policymakers and commentators who were able to talk about it without really measuring the price, the cost of justice".
We will be telling the story of our investment over the next four years in a clear way and we'll be looking for ways to enable public leaders and commentators to be able to talk about the arts in a way that isn't full of jargon; isn't full of figures that make no sense; but just talks about the arts and what they do for people and their lives.
They played and he articulated their deeds across the airwaves as no other commentator would be able to do.
The online service said it did not know the identity of the commentator, but was able to show that the postings were made from an AOL account.
"What I want most from being a television commentator is to be able to feel that when I say something, I am talking to friends".
So a data-minded commentator like Nate Cohn is able to look out over the blasted moonscape of Appalachia and conclude that a party of the left has nothing it might conceivably offer the people there.
