Sentence examples for serious columnist from inspiring English sources
To that end, her first interview was about America's place in the world and with a serious columnist, Thomas Friedman, though she also showed off her much-hyped legs in a way Dan Rather would not have done.Ms Couric thinks she is a victim of "residual sexism".
The serious columnist aims to educate and ideally, to elevate public discourse.
"I love reading Tina Brown," he said, "but the serious columnists are all on the op-ed page".
Now everyone can see that the conservative think tanks, magazines like the National Review, serious conservative columnists and commentators are literally meaningless.
"The entire city stops normal activity and the Oscars take over; the atmosphere is surprisingly serious," says gossip columnist Dean Piper, who is in LA to cover the Oscars.
It's the stuff of gossip rags but not for the serious journalist or columnist.
According to many otherwise serious pundits and columnists, Newcastle coach Rafa Benitez would – at least in the short-term – make a good replacement for Arsene Wenger.
"Our Prince of Wales is a fundamentally decent and serious man," one conservative columnist recently wrote.
Publishing intimate physical digressions is still one of the surest ways for writerly women to get attention quickly: the path from sex columnist to serious (or at least self-supporting) writer is pocked with stiletto holes.
These questions, which have been twisted and contorted by memes and buzzword columnists, have serious implications in the real world for men who secretly scrutinize every inch of their appearance.
