Sentence examples for critical columnists from inspiring English sources

While some previously critical columnists waxed poetically about the man, and other writers found poignancy in the bizarre, there were more than a few brave souls who asked Toronto to remember Rob Ford as he was.

Every one of them supported Webber, essentially telling one critical columnist to get a life.

(Ryan is, like Obama, the kind of self-confident politician who will call a critical columnist if he sees a scrap of common ground).

It actually seems to be a growing trend lately for readers to be highly critical of columnists -- even those syndicated in major publications.... It's 'a kill the messenger for the message' scenario -- and some commenters even bully and threaten columnists.

Several columnists critical of Mr. Chrétien's policies have been fired in recent months.

Kilicdaroglu told the meeting that many writers and columnists critical of Erdogan's rule had been "disenfranchised" – removed from their jobs – and that those still working were obliged to observe forms of self-censorship.

Correction: April 25, 2000, Tuesday An article yesterday about The Miami Herald's coverage of the Elian Gonzalez situation misstated the year in which Liz Balmaseda, a Herald columnist critical of the paper, was awarded a Pulitzer Prize.

A company spokesman, Bill Etling, said he could not make other executives available because they were unhappy with some critical comments this columnist made about that commercial and others the company ran in the Super Bowl.

Pillai That VICE that the lawsuit is "arguably resulting in the potential for greater reputational damage".

Displeasure over the critical writings of a columnist is relayed.

Mrs. Clinton's campaign did not respond kindly, for instance, when David Geffen, a supporter of Senator Barack Obama, Democrat of Illinois, made critical comments to the columnist Maureen Dowd of The New York Times about the former first couple, with allusions to Mr. Clinton's "reckless" conduct.