Sentence examples for outspoken commentator from inspiring English sources

Susan Sontag, an outspoken commentator on the Bosnian conflict, was giggled at because she sometimes sounded as if she "owned" the subject of Sarajevo.

One of Mr. Erdogan's best-known supporters, Cem Kucuk, an outspoken commentator, has even called for hard-line Islamists to be expelled from the party.

Howard Wheeldon, the outspoken commentator at the City firm BGC Partners, was supportive of Young's remarks, while noting their timing, given that 2.5 million people are unemployed.

Tohti, who lectures on economics at the Central University for Nationalities in Beijing, has been an outspoken commentator on Uighur issues.

DON CHERRY (pictured) has made a fortune as an outspoken commentator on Hockey Night in Canada, a programme on the state-owned Canadian Broadcasting Corporation CBCC) featuring games from the National Hockey League NHLL) that has been aired since 1952.

The vast and complex web of salt and fresh waterways, partially submerged forests and precarious lives are at the heart of the novel, and in recent years Ghosh has become an outspoken commentator on climate change.

Of course, artists have long been outspoken commentators on war.

But the state news media have already made a point for other outspoken commentators.

Ahead of a congress of the ruling Communist Party in 2011, when the country's top three political posts will be up for grabs, the government is keen to rein in more outspoken commentators.

That could set in motion what he and a few outspoken commentators consider a long overdue overhaul of the energy market in Japan, which could have an immense impact on national politics.

15 (19) Nicholas Hytner; Theatre director One of the UK's most outspoken commentators on cultural policy, Hytner has renewed his contract as the National Theatre's artistic director and made a successful return to opera at Covent Garden.