Sentence examples for commentators with from inspiring English sources

The issue has divided commentators, with some denouncing the hard-line attitudes of the football associations.

Clive Tyldesley and Sam Matterface will be the match commentators, with Gabriel Clarke as a reporter.

ReprintsThese sundry calamities in the West have provided Asian commentators with an unmissable chance to unveil Western hypocrisy.

Some commentators, with an eye to the less go-getting Hebrides, attribute this to the northern isles' Nordic background.

Even many commentators with no ax to grind seem convinced that there is something irresponsible about the move.

I think I may have been one of the first commentators with a wide audience to point out how relatively well Iceland was doing.

His detention came amid a campaign against online rumors and so-called "Big V's," independent-minded commentators with millions of microblog followers.

"I walked away from that session having total disrespect for my fellow commentators, with perhaps one or two exceptions," he said.

He has mocked their king and their weak currency, and angered fans and commentators with some of his on-course antics.

I'm not sure how "more clubs can compromise the safety of women", nor why strip clubs are becoming so synonymous in the minds of many commentators with crime.

Some Israeli commentators with close contacts in the military are beginning to argue that Mr. Sharon made a mistake in trying to isolate Mr. Arafat.