Sentence examples for different columnists from inspiring English sources

If you think that all the different columnists come together at Christmas and chase down WKDs, guzzle mini pork pies and dance ironically to Take That, you're living in cloud cuckoo land.

"We do a different style of journalism to the journalism that I think increasingly you see in News [Corp] papers and increasingly you see with different columnists as well," Scott said.

The magazine's scorekeepers don't have any way to compare macro forecasts among different columnists (some of us make precise predictions early in the year, others don't), but we are supposed to address the matter in the look-back column.

This uploading of the archival article became, in the tendentious hands of a Boston Phoenix writer, a tremendous Irony – one NYT columnist endorsing stronger copyright protection while a different NYT columnist allegedly "stole" Booth's work.

One might have hoped to find an economically-literate critic or two around the network news round tables: Paul Krugman, say, an actual economics professor who has been blogging to beat the band all day at his NYT site; or Robert Reich, who has published a most specific list of conditions for bailout; or, from a different angle, Washington Post columnist Sebastian Mallaby.

Most newspapers employ a stable of columnists with different takes on the world.

Columnists of different political persuasions wonder whether Ms. Sahagun's job is too big for her.

"I was told that my position was being eliminated, and they were going to have a different kind of consumer columnist," he said.

"There is never going to be another Kay, never in Washington, because the times are different," said Sally Quinn, the columnist and the wife of Ben Bradlee, the editor whose partnership with Mrs. Graham was chronicled in "All The President's Men".

"It's basically just a way to still be homophobic but just use different language," Julia O'Malley, a columnist for The Anchorage Daily News, said in an interview.

James Caldwell, a PWTorch columnist, had different feelings toward the event, stating that the finish to the main event was "fitting, a bad close to a bad PPV".