Sentence examples for commentators of all from inspiring English sources

Of course, commentators of all stripes have had the same problem.

Commentators of all political stripes are falling over each other to tell us that state social programmes will collapse.

Commentators of all persuasions were astonished and outraged that these citizens' plight had been ignored by the government and the national media for decades.

From the outset, commentators of all persuasions assumed something like the opposite — assumed it openly if their instant impulse was accusatory, implicitly if it was defensive.

And commentators of all stripes are arguing that sending the army back into Gaza, less than a year after it was pulled out, is the death-knell for Mr Olmert's plan to withdraw from most of the West Bank.

On other occasions, Osborne seemed partisan to a fault, opposing the nationalisation of Northern Rock, for example, as a "back to the 1970s" leftwing Labour policy, when commentators of all persuasions supported it as a pragmatic emergency measure.

Collins, 83, probably the best-known American tennis commentator of all time, no longer works for a network or The Boston Globe, but he does write for his own web site, budcollinstennis.com, and is always available for interviews or consultations on tennis history.

The best cricket commentator of all time is Mark Nicholas.

George Will may be the dumbest(and most overrated) political commentator of all time.

Lately, throughout the many nauseatingly similar conversations about Muslims and terrorism and immigration, I've been hearing commentators on all sides of the debate talk about whether Muslims are "welcome" or not.

Elsewhere, commentators talk of all-seater stadia as "the lasting legacy of the 96".