Sentence examples for expert analyst from inspiring English sources

India Ford, co-founder and director at Talkbodylanguage, is a body language expert, analyst and coach.

Barney Francis, managing director of Sky Sports, said: "Jamie has everything you want in an expert analyst; opinions, experience and incredible knowledge.

Last week, Ohlmeyer said he regretted pushing Dickerson into a reporter's role so quickly and was converting him to a sideline expert analyst.

But maybe part of you just can't forgive or forget McCarthy's admission, as "expert analyst" of Argentina's first match at the World Cup: "When I saw the team sheet, I asked 'Is that the Veron?'" Or maybe the joy went out of Blackpool's season on Saturday, when you saw Charlie Adam set about Gareth Bale's ankle like someone killing a snake with a hoe.

Dr Gomez, a now-retired senior fellow of the University of Miami's Institute for Cuban and Cuban-American studies and an expert analyst of the Obama administration's transitioning of policy towards Cuba, believes that Obama already has the support of a majority of Cuban Americans in south Florida.

In keeping with his modest character and his current role as an expert analyst for Sky Sports, Hill prefers to consider the wider ramifications of 1994 and how that desolate weekend changed F1 so profoundly – for Roland Ratzenberger, the Austrian driver, lost his life the day before Senna.

But those involved in the process and expert analysts agree that the hard part is yet to come.

Believers will smugly tell Tebow-doubters (a k a scouts, coaches, players and expert analysts) about how there's no arguing that Tebow is a winner.

Expert analysts like Jocelyn McCalla, a Haitian-American development consultant, noted an encouraging upswelling of political good will and common purpose after the devastating hurricanes of 2008.

On live weekends such as this, the core team of presenters will be joined by the former Red Bull driver Mark Webber and Williams test driver Susie Wolff as expert analysts.

Former players, when they first took to the microphone, did so as expert analysts, not commentators, a distinction that still holds in football.