Sentence examples for experienced commentators from inspiring English sources

"There are a lot of unseasoned voices out there trying to assert themselves alongside the experienced commentators.

There is a tendency, as with anything, for older, more experienced commentators to take a puff on their pipe and remark, "Oh you hot-heads, do you think any of this is new?" This kind of response, while containing some truth, is often used to stifle action.

Ethan Zuckerman, the director of the Center for Civic Media at MIT, and other experienced commentators have argued that censorship can actually strengthen dissent when very popular sites get taken down.

Thom Brennaman provided play-by-play commentary, Charles Davis performed as the color analyst, and Charissa Thompson reported from the sidelines; it was Thompson's first game as a sideline analyst on any network, while Brennaman and Davis were more experienced commentators, having covered high-profile games such as the 2007 Fiesta Bowl and the 2007 BCS National Championship Game.

His ability to silence the 80,000-strong crowd by raising his finger to his lips after there had been a false start has been quoted by every experienced commentator as being unique and never happened at any elite level before.

The duo, who stood in seventh place heading into the medal competition, experienced what NBC commentators described as a "heartbreaking" and "obvious" mistake during their program, both falling in the middle of a turn element. .

An experienced writer and commentator for the Guardian, Mr Steele has visited Afghanistan in every phase of the civil war and is well placed to compare the end of the Soviet era and the present "transition", the favoured common euphemism for foreign withdrawal.He demolishes some Western myths about Afghanistan that betray short memories and government spin.

It was Team GB that won, by the way, but even commentators as experienced as Mark Pougatch and Aasmah Mir couldn't bring themselves to use that term.

Over 16 days, covering countless events and disciplines, BBC Sport pundits and commentators have experienced some of the greatest moments of the London Olympics.

"The Czech Republic has never experienced anything like this," Jindrich Sidlo, chief commentator with the Czech financial daily Hospodarske Noviny told the BBC.

Finally Chris Cowdrey cracked in the last Test when on with Bannister and 'innocently' asked the third commentator Bob Woolmer if he had ever experienced a Regus Office System.