Sentence examples for leading columnist from inspiring English sources

"In the 1990s, the EU was a giant organisation governed by prominent leaders," said leading columnist Mehmet Ali Birand.

In this context, said Nahum Barnea, a leading columnist with Yediot Ahronot, Mr. Bush's criticism, and even Mr. Zinni's mission, were pushed to inside pages.

The most important writer of this group is Pilch – not only because of his novels, but also because of his position as the country's leading columnist.

Kamran Shafi, a leading columnist and himself a former army officer who writes critically of the military, was harassed and his house was attacked last December by "elements linked to the security establishment," according to his own account.

"Aside from that business over reducing corruption, the president nearly-elect has not said from where the money will come," Hernando Gómez Buendía, a leading columnist at Semana magazine, wrote last week.

On Sunday Mondli Makhanya, a leading columnist and former editor, declared he would be supporting the Springboks' opponents, much as black people often did during the days of white minority rule.

Philip Stephens, one of the Financial Times's leading columnists, has advocated shooting the bankers.

"We are achieving our own perverse version of majimboism," wrote one of Kenya's leading columnists, Macharia Gaitho.

After the war, she was assistant to Bill Cunningham, then one of the leading columnists and sportswriters at the Boston Herald.

I realize that one or another of these factors might disqualify some of the nation's leading columnists, but what the hell — let's aim high.

The premium paywall kicked off today (Thursday) with a range of opinion pieces by its leading columnists, clearly chosen because they are considered to be a big draw.