Sentence examples for renowned columnists from inspiring English sources

The tablet has generated huge excitement among gadget geeks and internationally renowned columnists alike, who say the product could advance education in India and revolutionize the lives of the world's poor.

Current commentary from Forbes' renowned columnists.

The Guardian today announced the addition of Michael Wolff, renowned columnist and Rupert Murdoch biographer.

"Far from blaming Mr. Orson Welles, he ought to be given a Congressional medal and a national prize," the renowned columnist Dorothy Thompson wrote.

Speaking to Guardian Australia ahead of the Festival of Dangerous Ideas in Sydney, Krugman, a renowned columnist at the New York Times, predicted the slowing Chinese economy would hurt Australia, but said the country should not get "too hysterical" about it.

Jim Gibbons is so toxic that renowned columnist Jon Ralston long ago labeled him a "zero".

His father, a renowned Canadian columnist and author, was stricken with Alzheimer's disease.

"I had an old college friend of mine who grew up in Des Moines and moved away; she was back last week and she was going on and on about the changes she had seen here," said David Yepsen, the renowned political columnist for The Des Moines Register who has lived in Des Moines for 33 years.

As renowned Japanese columnist Yoichi Funabashi put it this week, "Instead of viewing Japan as a haven of immunity from danger and inconvenience, many around the world now perceive the country as fraught with peril and discomfort".

Peter Oborne is a columnist renowned for going against the grain of the newspaper for which he writes.

I remarked at the time that he was a columnist renowned for going against the grain of the newspaper for which he writes.