Sentence examples for pundits observed from inspiring English sources
When Canadian snowboarder Ross Rebagliati had his 1998 Olympic gold medal temporarily withdrawn due to his failing a urine test for pot, many pundits observed that pot use was common among West Coast skiers.
Many pundits observed that while Obama looked Presidential, John McCain appeared troll-like and grumpy.
Local pundits observed that if Fedele had received his funds a bit earlier--Foley filed four losing lawsuits that delayed the arrival of Fedele's funding--he just might have pulled off an upset as well.
In January, the SEC filed charges against Azteca, Mr Salinas Pliego and two other directors.When the SEC announced its lawsuit, many a pundit observed that it was a good thing that the American regulator was stepping in, because Mr Salinas Pliego appeared to have free rein in Mexico.
As one pundit observes, the great vote of 2015 may have had its "Basildon moment".
AS MANY pundits have observed, bondage is fashionable in publishing circles.
Politicians and pundits alike observed that the mould-breaking administration was likely to mark the end of politics as they have been known in Greece since the reintroduction of democracy with the end of military rule in 1974.
Another example: In the close Senate race in South Dakota, Barone had Fox declare Republican John Thune the winner over Democrat and Senate minority leader Tom Daschle, even though vote tallies were close and other pundits were observing that precincts with large Indian populations still had not reported in.
AS stump speeches go, pundits have long observed that the John Edwards version is not so much delivered as performed.
Some pundits have wryly observed that the notion of a "post-crisis world" is premature, and that policymakers still have much to do before a post-crisis stage can be reached.
The footballer-turned-pundit Michael Owen once observed that "Liverpool have a problem with their defence going forward," and he was right, in a sense, just not in the way he meant.
