Sentence examples for outside commentators from inspiring English sources

The range of subjects touched by "Larry King Live" has always amazed and amused outside commentators.

They emphasized cross-talk with correspondents, and introduced a segment called "Free Speech," in which outside commentators would sound off.

Times news stories, in such a confusing context, generate widely divergent responses from readers and outside commentators.

Outside commentators have guessed that Kim has gout, which runs in the family, or has been drinking and eating too much.

Outside commentators have criticized what they regard as the folly of Europe's leaders in relying almost exclusively on austerity measures to try to heal their broken economies.

Schäuble said: "A lot of outside commentators are saying that the German response to the refugee crisis is driven by Germany's desire to free itself of its history.

"As one moves from a campaign to running the government," Mr. Sperling said, "part of the transition is understanding that you are not just an outside commentator but what you say can itself have an impact on confidence and stability, and talking down your own economy is a serious mistake".

I just feel like we've dispensed with having to, you know, prove ourselves to any outside commentator.

While the Lincolns work on their marriage and Carol works on dumping Merc, LeBlanc's character has little to do but be an outside observer and commentator.

The play, which Mr. Schmidt hopes will be produced by theaters in kitchens other than his own, began evolving into its current form, he said, when he introduced a commentator, an outside observer, into the play as a character.

Mac, he explained, learned his broadcasting skills as a mountaineer: "What made him ideal for this work was that he had done pioneering work as an outside broadcast commentator on his climbs".