Sentence examples for international commentators from inspiring English sources

The fear expressed by some international commentators that Libya will fall into the hands of extremists is totally unfounded.

The evidence for this was demonstrated on Monday and was overlooked by most international commentators who keep an eye on Ireland.

But some international commentators found the killing of a Palestinian Red Crescent ambulance driver who was trying to come to the boy's aid equally disturbing.

While Libyans and international commentators alike have been celebrating the weekend's events as a victory – in particular the storming of the headquarters of Ansar al-Sharia (the group blamed for the ambassador's killing) – the militias are simply being driven underground.

The choice of Obama for the prize from a field of more than 200 candidates astounded international commentators, in part because he took office less than two weeks before the February nomination deadline.

Given that international commentators such as Nobel prizewinner Paul Krugman have singled out Gordon Brown for praise, it would be a folly to try to sustain this narrative at the same time as dropping the principal architect.

Revealing your experience is enough to get you publicly humiliated and shamed, in LaBeouf's case by an international commentator.

There are excellent Manchester magazines and journals like if p then q, Transmission, Geeek, and the Manchester Review, mixing Manchester-based writing with international authors, commentators and artists.

However, when the comprehensive power of China rose to a level that led international relations commentators dubbed the G2 era, q China became more assertive on her regional neighbours, resulting in escalating tensions in the territorial disputes.

The country's moment of truth may have been in the Persian Gulf war in 1991, when, as Yoichi Funabashi, the international affairs commentator of the Asahi Shimbun newspaper, wrote, "Japan found itself merely an automatic teller machine, one that needed a kick before dispensing the cash".

I am the author of Tea Leaves, a memoir of mothers and daughters (Bella Books) and an international radio commentator for the This Way Out, the LGBT radio syndicate based in Los Angeles.