Sentence examples for those commentators from inspiring English sources

But for those commentators, I would counsel caution.

But here's the thought that should make those commentators really uncomfortable.

"O.K., you want rape?" she said, addressing those commentators who questioned whether Argento's experience qualified.

Undoubtedly some of those commentators will speak of a different and more difficult figure than the one the exhibition presents.

Those commentators who accept that verdict but think Mr Brown's approach to, say, tax credits, somehow compensates, seem morally confused.

"I don't like those commentators who keep on saying that London will never be the same again.

You will still be bubbling with resentment at those unfair criticisms, those endless commentators who simply did not understand.

You know, a lot of those conservative commentators often retreat to the excuse that they're entertainers and that the comments they make are meant as entertainment, even comedy, no matter how horrible or outrageous their statement is.

It's the arrogance that oozes from those ridiculous commentators that turns people against them.

The notes made it clear that those earlier commentators had access to different and sometimes competing versions of the poems.

Those conservative commentators who once laughingly talked of establishing a Don't Underestimate Ed Miliband Association might consider reviving their plan.