Sentence examples for this columnist says from inspiring English sources

Online.wsj.com |  This columnist says yes. — Suzanne Spector.

"Of course even friendly countries spy on each other," the columnist says.

"This is," the columnist said, "hypocrisy on a sensational, never-to-be-repeated double-value scale".

"You had to have a guy with Hansen's personality," Kelley, the columnist, said.

"It was Europe pushing him to continue," Mr. Folli, the columnist, said.

That, Ms. Sabbagh, the columnist, said, "is a good start for women, but it's not enough".

"Even the protesters had given the process a chance to work," Mr. Doronila, the columnist, said.

"There are tens of millions of people who are living vicariously through Mallya," Saritha Rai, the columnist, said.

Mr. Stephens, the columnist, said the European experience with Ronald Reagan suggested a less patronizing attitude toward Mr. Bush.

Kwamchetsi Makokha, a newspaper columnist, says that this tradition is not really vote buying, because handouts don't guarantee votes, but is a symptom of Kenya's cynical politics.

"It's easy enough to rubberneck advice columns that are like, 'I did this wrong thing,' and the advice columnist says, 'You're an idiot.