Sentence examples for the only commentator from inspiring English sources
Mr. Dobbs will not be the only commentator new to the pages of the struggling publication.
Berger mentions Samuel Beckett in the same breath as Schubert, and he is hardly the only commentator to do so.
I will not be the only commentator to discern in the introduction of this headline "US amendment" the timely impact of the Folio prize, whose debut shortlist, drawn from the fiction of the English-speaking world and chosen by its "academy", will appear in February 2014.
"Where is Jonathan Swift when we need him?" Mr. Taylor fairly bellowed in the Falls Plaza shopping mall parking lot, singling out English literature's classical satirist of human folly as the only commentator qualified for what has been happening to the 2000 election.
Reynolds recalled that Gowdy "was always in my ear, telling me, 'Explain it; give me the why.' " Reynolds's style and experience create a contrast with Mazzilli, who is knowledgeable but can seem dour if he is the only commentator on the set, and Strawberry, who has a limited role but needs to learn to be candid and not equivocate, without being pressed by the host, Matt Yallof.
He isn't the only commentator who's had this effect on me.
The National Association of Realtors is projecting that prices around the country will rise only 5.7% this year, far down from the 12.5% gained in 2005 and the Realtors are just about the only commentators putting out bullish forecasts.
Limbaugh wasn't the only conservative commentator whom Obama impressed.
About 45 million Americans see some portion of each Monday night telecast, and Meredith is the only expert commentator in any sport to win the Emmy Award.
The only other commentator I ever heard openly weep on the air was Paul Harvey on the death of Sen. Joe McCarthy.
Although he was not the only British commentator to embrace the idea of an imperial parliament, most Americans found it anathema, so much so that John Dickinson singled out his centralized plan of legislative reform for particular criticism in his influential Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania (1768).
