Sentence examples for its commentators from inspiring English sources

When asked how the network finds its commentators, Mr. Griffin said, "It's word of mouth — someone says, 'Let's use this person.' " He added, "After the Don Imus situation, we had to reflect and say we've got to make a bigger commitment" to diversity.

5 26 p.m. | Updated CNN said Wednesday that it had suspended Roland Martin, one of its commentators, three days after he posted Twitter messages that were interpreted by some to be anti-gay.

We listen to Jon Stewart tease Fox for being sensitive about "piling on," as he airs a montage of its commentators piling on NPR after it fired Juan Williams ("Is NPR an agent of jihadist inquisition?" asks one host).

The BBC is criticised for showing the emotional reaction of its commentators to Mo Farah's amazing victory; it's condemned as a contrived display of sentiment.

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Although its reporting is professional, its commentators are sometimes shrill and monotonous.

The BBC also came in for criticism for its coverage of the animals' deaths after its commentator, Mick Fitzgerald, referred to the dead horses as "obstacles".

"If one views the growing work as a blazing pyre, its commentator can be likened to the chemist, its critic to an alchemist," Walter Benjamin once wrote.

The public should also know something of the political & literary views of its commentator & even perhaps his taste in clothes & wine.

Before Saturday's finish, French television showed footage of a legendary finish here in 1995 involving its commentator Laurent Jalabert, who Froome rightly said was in no place to criticise him.

A bio on NPR's website of its commentator Frank Deford notes that the magazine GQ christened him, quite simply, "the world's greatest sportswriter".