Sentence examples for major columnist from inspiring English sources

"George had just about every major columnist protesting to her that it 'tarnished the brand' to open their work up to the below-the-line rabble.

His youthful success made him a major columnist in a city long known for its big-name columnists -- whether the gritty street views of Mike Royko, the thumbs-ups-or-downs of Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert or the suffer-no-fools advice of Ann Landers.

During her maternity leave, she co-wrote a book proposal and helped a major columnist get a $750,000 advance for a book -- a lot now and exponentially more 30-some-odd years ago.

"He may be the only major syndicated columnist in Washington who regularly had a meal with the assistant minority staff director of House subcommittees, Mr. Shields said.

Major newspaper columnists, who had a lot more influence than the people who populate today's op-ed pages, could be merciless, starting with Walter Lippmann, the primus inter pares of opinion writers, who called the men (there were no women) who surrounded Truman "blunt trash" who did "not have the brains, and practicality, none of the wisdom from experience and education to help the President".

No one--no major newspaper columnists, no leading politicians, no popular intellectual magazines--called upon the vanguard of the proletariat to rise up and overthrow the bourgeois capitalist exploiters.

The second paragraph elaborated: "talk show host, global correspondent and columnist for major media organizations".

Air pollution rising at an 'alarming rate' in world's cities On the eve of a major anti-corruption summit, columnist Jeffrey Sachs argues that if the US and UK are serious about clamping down on tax havens and corruption they need to start the process at home.

As a powerful governor is gunned down in broad daylight in Islamabad amid a major political crisis, guest columnist Ahmed Rashid says Pakistan faces a bumpy ride this year.

You have a major responsibility as a columnist at Canada's national paper.

Many major editorial pages and columnists have been sympathetic to the supporters of the Jena Six.