For rightwing commentators such as Peter Hitchens, the explanation for the current crisis is simple.
Contemporary commentators such as Ray Bradbury hailed Disney's plans as visionary.
Some commentators, such as Hieronymus Bosch, saw this world as a place of madness.
A few US commentators, such as Thomas Friedman, have argued this fear is very real.
Commentators such as Max Fisher at Vox claim that the BJP "dramatically … swept the vote".
Commentators such as Simon Heffer described Goody as "hating her social superiors".
Rightwing commentators such as Melanie Phillips have dismissed such criticism as itself "peddling hatred, lies and incitement".
Network commentators such as Bob Costas and Tim McCarver regularly refer to rotisserie baseball without further explanation.
Nor is it certain that commentators such as Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson would soften their rhetoric as a result.
Commentators such as Matthew Yglesias, Paul Krugman, and Jonathan Chait labelled the Senator a narcissist, a hypocrite, a moral failure.
In this, Eco was not so different from other campus media commentators, such as Susan Sontag and Marshall McLuhan.
