Sentence examples for commentators observed from inspiring English sources

At the time, political commentators observed Shamkhani's appointment showed Rouhani's commitment to better relations.

Many commentators observed that the aesthetics of the advertisement echoed Nazi propaganda from the nineteen-thirties.

The jacket had a hussar's collar and bracelet-length sleeves — the latter a signature of Jackie Kennedy, as many commentators observed.

Her fiction was stylistically diverse, and much of her work showed genuine good humour and a sense of the absurd, comparable, as several commentators observed, to Jonathan Swift.

As the convention broke for the night, Trump accused his former rival of failing to honor a pledge all the GOP candidates had made to support the eventual nominee: Republican officials told reporters the senator's speech was "classless", while commentators observed they had never witnessed anything like before.

The peek-a-boo appearances created the goofy impression of an eager vice president poking his head in and out of the picture as if to say, "Is it my turn yet?" As many post-speech commentators observed, the possible Gore succession was a major Clinton subtext.

Not cripples but gladiators, as one commentator observed.

A Polish commentator observed not long ago that the fact that one could talk openly about Coke in his country and not go to jail was proof that Poland enjoys more freedom from the Soviet yoke than most Communist satellites.

As one commentator observed, Herod, unlike most Jewish heroes, gives the People of the Book an opportunity to also be the people of the stone, with temples and palaces like other nations.

"As one commentator observed this week, there are only two conclusions.

In fact it was so radical one commentator observed that even the Wobblies were momentarily stunned into silence.