Sentence examples for foreign commentators from inspiring English sources

Italy almost irresistibly tempts foreign commentators to cliché.

There is a tendency among foreign commentators to suggest that France has got everything wrong.

By Andrea Lee June 5, 2013 Italy almost irresistibly tempts foreign commentators to cliché.

Asked to name the big wheel that keeps China's economy moving, many foreign commentators would say exports.

Many foreign commentators have already noted this admirable Japanese ability to carry on as the scenery collapses around them.

According to these foreign commentators, this economic performance stems from a number of characteristics typical of the Dutch economic order.

Foreign commentator: David Pilling (FT).

A foreign commentator uncharitably compared him to a cold pizza when he took office in July 1998.

At the final whistle the foreign commentator started to shout: 'Maggie Thatcher, your boys took a hell of a beating!' What game was it - and is there anywhere on the net that I can download the speech?" asks Darren.

The stars were the "voices" - Jimmy Hibbert, Martin Oldfield and Jayne Dowell - who read the excerpts with gusto in the appropriate accent or, in the case of the Times chief foreign commentator, Bronwen Maddox, who to my ear sounds American, with a Welsh lilt.

He has one sister, Bronwen Maddox, who became a journalist, was Chief Foreign Commentator of The Times and is now Editor and Chief Executive of Prospect Magazine.