Sentence examples for pundits from from inspiring English sources

This week they were followed by a team of pundits from Washington think-tanks.Not everyone was happy.

All the commentators appear when the networks need them, but are on television more than guest pundits from the outside.

No Primary Care Trust in the country funds hair removal for transsexual women (saving certain pundits from spontaneous combustion).

Pundits from the left have been quick to suggest that Mr Giuliani is making an elliptical comment about Mr Obama's race, alien paternity and/or Indonesian school days.

Indeed, the idea of Wahhabi disrespect of holy items is so entrenched that popular Muslim pundits from the political left and the right have agitated against it.

But that hasn't prevented some pundits from panning it, and arguing that it could well lead to the demise of the currency zone rather than its rescue.

He has both pundits from the art world and opinionated media types vying to interpret and then judge this extraordinary work.

Political pundits from all sides agree that the first thing a leader needs to do is define himself before his enemies define him.

Pundits from Larry Kramer to Larry Flynt have speculated that the 16th American president may have been gay or bisexual, a view fueled by Lincoln's close male friendships, particularly with the storeowner Joshua Speed.

Politicians and pundits from left and right are questioning Mr Wulff's ability to survive in his largely ceremonial role, in which he is meant to embody the conscience of the nation.

Otherwise, it is not just Paul Scholes, Rio Ferdinand, Gary Neville and all those other player-turned-pundits from the Ferguson era who insist there will have to be a massive clearout.