Sentence examples for range of commentators from inspiring English sources

A range of commentators have called for its repeal ever since – even some apparent libertarians.

The ad was widely condemned by a broad range of commentators on Tuesday.

And, as a wide range of commentators, including President Barack Obama, have noted, many of Trump's voters see a nation they no longer recognize and feel left out.

Mr. Katz's polished, well-structured film uses carefully chosen newsreel scenes (including some compelling clips of Union Square in the 1930's) and interviews with a range of commentators (Amiri Baraka, Pete Seeger) and witnesses.

Michael Sharp said the housing market needed "careful management", adding his voice to a wide range of commentators who have now warned that current price rises could be unsustainable.

In the meantime, we have invited a range of commentators on science and innovation policy to offer their first reactions to today's spending round statement and look ahead to what it might mean.

It is a pity that Boseley did not consult a broader range of health commentators.

A range of impressive commentators have argued that the changes to criminal legal aid for prison law … will have serious adverse effects for prisoners.

In 1972, when CBS Inc. selected a range of well‐known commentators for its "Spectrum" program, from liberal to conservative, it classified Mr. Alsop as a moderate.

"It has given an extended platform and broad audiences to a range of Indigenous commentators including Noel Pearson, Josephine Cashman, Marcia Langton and others to canvass issues like welfare dependency, alcohol abuse and violence against women," he said.

This account is inevitably indebted to Hansen (1992), Graham (1989), and a range of Chinese commentators cited in the Qing dynasty Zhuangzi Jishi of Guo Qingfan and the modern editions edited by Chen Guying, Zhuangzi Jinzhu Jinyi, rev.