Sentence examples for radical commentators from inspiring English sources

Some of these rules have been explained away by modern radical commentators who support the fundamentalists; others are simply disregarded.

That's what some of the more radical commentators on housing policy under the Tories would have us believe.

Amongst his peers he was regarded as one of the finest at his art, though thanks to his traditional, "establishment" politics, nowadays his work is largely overshadowed by that of more liberal and radical commentators.

The radical commentator Russell Jacoby described it as "diffuse, vague, uncritical.

Was he a journalist, a writer, a radical commentator or a crusading reformer?

Writing in South Africa's Sowetan newspaper in 2011, radical commentator Andile Mngxitama said: "Sankara is even more important than giants of the last century like Steve Biko and Robert Sobukwe.

I was referenced in her article as a "radical commentator" and used as an example of the housing sector's tendency to cry wolf at the prospect of reform.

More-radical commentators have seen the globalization of democracy as the circulation of elites, or low-intensity democracy that principally legitimates a free-market international order.

A typical show may include several female actors playing one character in chorus; frenetic video work – possibly conducted behind a huge screen stopping you seeing anyone onstage, unless they step around it; texts constructed from reflections of the unreality of performance; and cut-n-pasted thoughts by radical philosopher-commentators.

In fact it was so radical one commentator observed that even the Wobblies were momentarily stunned into silence.

The French news program Jeudi Investigation attributed the controversy to radical pro-Israeli commentators and their determined use of the Web to undermine Enderlin, because Muhammad is "an unbearable symbol" for them.