Sentence examples for the columnists of from inspiring English sources

ISTANBUL — There is an increasingly heated debate among the columnists of Taraf, a Turkish-language newspaper to which I contribute, about whether the Turkish government is past saving.

The columnists of the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper offered a conciliatory tone to the judge for having the courage to question his initial findings, while Ma'ariv writers were unforgiving.

And those of Ali Abunimah, co-founder of Electronic Intifada and also opposed to the two-state solution, who does not hesitate to compare Israel to Nazi Germany and this or that of its philosophers to the columnists of Der Stürmer.

And similar views were expressed by the columnists of the opposition newspaper Novaya Gazeta, some of which said that Trump gave a voice to those in America who have fascist views, and noted that his demand for populism was perhaps the only positive aspect of his otherwise volatile personality.

This sentiment was echoed by the columnists of Next Generation Magazine, who noted the game as one that would most likely become a footnote in the history of the hardware on which it is played: "While it provides some interesting challenges, it's less a game than a drop-dead gorgeous example of the kind of rock-solid, smoothly flowing worlds the Nintendo 64 can produce".

Harding missed out on seeing Times columnist Alice Miles beat the Guardian's Simon Jenkins, the Observer's Henry Porter and the Sun's Ally Ross to the columnist of the year award.

Since the weekend, the star columnists of the Daily and Sunday Telegraph, the house journals of the Conservative Party, have been queuing up to wring their hands.

By May 1959, the imminent West End opening of a jazz-pop musical by John Osborne, satirising the ethics of the gossip columnists of the popular daily press, had feverishly preoccupied journalists and, inevitably, gossip columnists for weeks.

Newsmen like Tim Russert, Bob Schieffer and George Stephanopoulos have submitted to interviews, too, along with the authors Michael Beschloss and Doris Kearns Goodwin, and the columnists Maureen Dowd, Thomas L. Friedman and Frank Rich of The New York Times.

But what do the silent partners - the husbands, wives, girlfriends and boyfriends of the columnists - make of it all?

So look for Douthat to draw his share of fire from both the leftward tilting columnists of the mediasphere as well as the GOP's dead-ender crew.