Sentence examples for for your columnist from inspiring English sources

It is an enlightening experience (for your columnist, at least).

For reasons only the flinty-hearted editor of this newspaper can explain, there will be no summer break this year for your columnist.

For your columnist heard it for the first time over dinner several months ago with one of those sleek young men in William Hague's inner circle.

For your columnists to urge giving the majority what it wants lest it want even worse is to forget the whole purpose of the Bill of Rights: to protect enduring values from transient majoritarian passions.

Your columnist, for some reason, finds that insight particularly wise and persuasive.

For fear of ridicule, your columnist has refrained from doing so.

This is a handy trick because for some people, like your columnist, many out-of-office working tasks can actually be carried out on a tablet or phone — no PC required.

Your columnist exaggerates for effect.

Mo should make his prize global".For what it's worth, your columnist supports Mr Ibrahim's effort to stress the need for good government in Africa.

"Oh — and if I should need  post-presidential career outside of Mother Russia, I think my Op-Ed sets me up nicely to become a columnist for your New York Times, no?" Then he grinned  —   a wolf's grin — and showed himself out.

A survey of the academic literature found that declines were important after the age of 50 in areas requiring speed and problem-solving but not where experience and verbal ability were significant (a matter of some comfort for your 53-year-old columnist).The declining importance of manual labour in developed economies could make older workers more productive for longer.