Sentence examples for countless commentators from inspiring English sources

Although countless commentators speak lazily of the global financial crisis, this is a misnomer.

There were the 'Hang Mandela' t-shirts, and countless commentators and politicians who belittled the demonstrations and boycotts.

Despite this, countless commentators are happy to continue to diagnose women in public life, if the treatment Hillary Clinton, among many others, gets is anything to go by.

But, as was foretold by countless commentators, it turns out Turkey, a Nato member, is using this as a pretext to launch attacks against the Kurds – the only force effectively combating Isis on the ground.

While it's too early to say how much deeper the AP will be able to probe, I'm skeptical: Their reporter recently wrote a story about the country "on the cusp of change," the same position that countless commentators and observers have found the D.P.R.K. tottering on for the past two decades.

And as countless commentators have noted, it was always going to be hugely difficult for Mr. Bradley or Mr. McCain to appropriate the seat at the head of the table from a sitting vice president or a big-state governor who could count on the blessings of virtually all the party elders.

Countless Muslim commentators, on television and radio and in newspapers and magazines, have distanced themselves from the evil perpetrated on Sept. 11.

"Yes, it's a hemp plant," he told Bild on Thursday, confirming what countless internet commentators had already spotted, and often applauded, in their postings.

Apparently he "throws like a girl" but that doesn't stop one of countless other commentators proclaiming him "coolest president ever!!!".

­Drohojowska-Philp, echoing Joan Didion and countless other commentators, points to the Manson murders as the event that ended the '60s high, though a case could be made — I would make it — that a significant disillusioning blow had been delivered four years earlier by the so-called Watts riots of 1965.

For countless media commentators and partisan Democrats including many avowed progressives ― as well as for some Republican hawks aligned with the likes of Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham ― the benefits of tarring Trump as a Russian tool are just too alluring to resist.