Sentence examples for is a longtime observer from inspiring English sources

Charles B. Inlander, president of the People's Medical Society, a consumer advocacy group that had supported the Senate bill, is a longtime observer of the issue.

"What we have here is an old scenario that has played out over the last century in ethnic politics," said Clement A. Price, a professor of history at Rutgers University-Newark who is a longtime observer of city politics.

"It is a bit of pork," said Kurt Andersen, the novelist and public radio host who has been a longtime observer of city politics.

Perhaps more important, as an academic Rob had been a longtime observer of online communities, with their anonymous sniping and trolling.

As Wolfowitz knew, Hitchens was a longtime observer of the cruelty of Saddam Hussein, and had spoken publicly for his removal since 1998.

THE SOFT EDGE: Where Companies Find Lasting Success by Rich Karlgaard Forbes publisher Rich Karlgaard has been a longtime observer of the business world, and sensed a small but growing movement in "soft edge" cultures.

Patterson is a longtime journalism and media observer as well as the Bradlee Professor of Government and the Press at Harvard's Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy.

The players may be switching, but a longtime observer is not convinced that the game will change.

"It is a longtime goal of mine.

Ma Jian is a longtime resident of London.

Cummings is a longtime Vicco surname.