Sentence examples for self-proclaimed experts from inspiring English sources

Self-proclaimed experts have dominated the airwaves, confusing reporters and, hence, the public.

Desperate, the television news pack has turned to self-proclaimed experts to tell the story of the day, every day.

Most of the self-proclaimed experts calling for public spending cuts missed the recession in the first place.

I've been looking at what self-proclaimed experts were saying about unemployment during the Great Depression; it was almost identical to what Very Serious People are saying now.

Part of the difficulty of authenticating Dalí's work is the result of in-fighting among self-proclaimed experts, who seem to delight in undercutting one another's opinions.

Some groups and self-proclaimed experts are hawking lauric acid as a wonder food that will boost your immune system, help you lose weight, fight cancer — you name it.

Recently Senator Rand Paul, potential presidential candidate and self-proclaimed expert on monetary issues, sat down for an interview with Bloomberg Businessweek.

This unseen character, claimed a self-proclaimed "expert" in secret codes who appeared on the chat show, clearly represented the Brotherhood.

Not so for the chocolate egg cream, which one native New Yorker and self-proclaimed expert deemed long on syrup and short on seltzer.

Help has arrived in the form of a shopping tour called Buy Buy Bln (49-163-804-4362; www.buybuybln.de), which provides assistance from a self-proclaimed expert.

By the time she left her practice, she'd become a self-proclaimed "expert in making them"—men lose their cool".