Sentence examples similar to their commentator from inspiring English sources

At one extreme, Christopher Meyer, head of the Press Complaints Commission, believes very strongly that politicians should not confer on their commentator-tormentors any power whatsoever.

Once hysterical about the territory's pro-democracy protests, their commentators are now smugly dismissive and condescending.

He said the network's shows highlighted important plays but that their commentators gave warnings if hits or plays were graphic in nature.

Both Western Sinologists and Chinese scholars themselves have distinguished since Han times (206 bce–220 ce)—between a Daoist philosophy of the great mystics and their commentators (daojia) and a later Daoist religion (daojiao).

The main religious inspirations are from the theistic tradition of the Azhvar poet-saints and their commentators known as the Acharyas, who sought to combine knowledge with action (karma) as the right means to liberation.

Apparently heedless of the possible effects of causing prejudice, they gave their commentators and columnists their head to say what they thought of the conflicting evidence of Saatchi and Lawson.

So we hear from the rightwing press and their commentators of choice that the UK aid budget, protected in the spending review this week, is to be "lavished" on "fat-cats" and corrupt governments.

When the BBC and ITV go head to head for the 2014 final on 13 July, their commentators are expected to be Guy Mowbray and Clive Tyldsley, men very unlikely, when their time comes, to be given a one-hour tribute documentary of the sort accorded David Coleman after his recent death.

The TV broadcasters had decided not to send their commentators to Baku and instead add commentary to the pictures back in the UK.

Despite the network in no uncertain terms saying that their commentators have a choice NOT to?

Every network and some local radio stations had their commentators as well as general programming.