Sentence examples for its panellists from inspiring English sources

"Question Time is about UK politics and so its panellists are senior politicians and political commentators that are a fixed group of limited diversity," said a spokesman for the BBC.

At 61, she's one of its older panellists, although you wouldn't think so from her youthful looks and fascination with contemporary music.

But that would be showing the bee more honey than it has produced in its whole life, the panellists say.

Barcroft TV's biggest hits tend towards the sensational, but its founder's fellow panellists said that the millennial appetite for factual goes beyond the bizarre.

The show currently has 13 different panellists on its books but Nolan occupies the middle ground between horse poo and showbiz: down-to-earth enough for you to trust what she's saying, famous enough for you to want to listen, and therefore the archetypal Loose Woman.

Sky said the show has taken its name from a pledge that each of the panellists have made "to talk straight and tell it like it really is".

The show never did resolve some of its basic flaws, most notably its recurring roundtable segments, which brought a group of panellists together to discuss the issues of the day.

"It is up to the panellists how they respond".

No party would describe its policies as unfair and, sure enough, the panellists' definition of the word differed starkly.

Spreading knowledge, in all languages In moving forward with the adolescent-friendly UNDRIP, panellists strongly emphasized the need for its translation into indigenous languages, as well as Spanish and Portuguese.

The usually biting BBC programme remembered its sometime presenter and panellist by showing clips of his early and latest appearances.