How To Use Newspaper columnist In A Sentence
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He was a prolific essayist and widely syndicated newspaper columnist.
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You don't become a major newspaper columnist without being thick-skinned.
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Then there are the characters who inhabit the pages, such as the bibulous hack Lunchtime O'Booze and Glenda Slag, a parody of many a female newspaper columnist whose opinions are as fickle and self-contradictory as her readers'.
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That newspaper columnist likes to take potshots at potshots at political and social celebrities.
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Blankley, who also was former editorial page editor of the Blankley was an on-air political commentator for CNN, National Public Radio and NBC, as well as a syndicated newspaper columnist.
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Then there are the characters who inhabit the pages, such as the bibulous hack Lunchtime O'Booze and Glenda Slag, a parody of many a female newspaper columnist whose opinions are as fickle and self-contradictory as her readers'.
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A Jack-of-all trades under Mussolini - newspaper columnist, cartoonist, insurance salesman, typesetter, shop window designer, and gagman for the radio and the cabaret - Fellini came to the film world after the Allied liberation of Italy.
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That kind of relentlessness was never available to me as a newspaper columnist.
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Politicians, clergymen and newspaper columnists denounced it as brutal and abhorrent: no more than human cockfighting.
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The Federalists passed the Sedition Act and John Adams used it to imprison newspaper columnists who wrote articles critical of his administration.
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He is presenting himself as a man who has little time for the chattering classes, the academics and lawyers and newspaper columnists who will recoil from the spectre of reviving chain gangs, and all the time in the world for the people he describes as "hard-working Ontarians who play by the rules.
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Some newspaper columnists use that one for anything they don't like or that one of their mates has argued against.
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By far the best thing about being a newspaper columnist is the correspondence.
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He is a widely syndicated newspaper columnist, a frequent contributor to leading periodicals, and a lecturer.
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Lastly, the discussion over individual quotas has thus far been confined to academic circles, government officials, those who speak on behalf of the fishing industry, and certain newspaper columnists and editorialists.
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He is a widely syndicated newspaper columnist, a frequent contributor to leading periodicals, and a lecturer.
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The vendors' protests inspired newspaper columnists on influential papers to come to their defense.
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He's also known for his compendious technical knowledge and his tactical sophistication and willingness to question orthodoxies, qualities he's demonstrated as an insightful newspaper columnist.
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That newspaper columnist derides the mayor whenever he can.
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The former Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB) leader who a newspaper columnist once said "impaled" her with his "blowtorch eyes", has swopped his dramatically delivered pro-racial segregation speeches and is now earning a living dispensing hints on how not to be negative.
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He's a sleazy, desperately ambitious agent who will stop at nothing to please the hard-ass newspaper columnist.
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That newspaper columnist derides the mayor whenever he can.
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In such a vacuum of political criticism, one might expect national newspaper columnists to step in and make coherent remarks upon government policy.
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He currently resides in Barbados and is a weekly newspaper columnist.
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In a memo from 1983, Roberts complains about how newspaper columnists focused on Ronald Reagan's memorable use of the word keister.
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The former Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB) leader who a newspaper columnist once said "impaled" her with his "blowtorch eyes", has swopped his dramatically delivered pro-racial segregation speeches and is now earning a living dispensing hints on how not to be negative.
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The vendors' protests inspired newspaper columnists on influential papers to come to their defense.
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It's a story you hear trotted out by politicians trying to make a point or ivory tower newspaper columnists trying to fill a page.
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Newspaper columnists and political talk-shows reflect a tone of self-doubt and unease about the conduct of the war to date.
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A leading French newspaper columnist praised the performance.
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And this climate of increasing intolerance is not confined to newspaper columnists by any means.
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I'd seen what those newspaper columnists had been sprouting first hand.
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She has been a TV news correspondent, a foreign documentaries presenter and writer, and a newspaper columnist.
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The newspaper columnist is a big name - dropper.
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She has been subjected to a vitriolic attack by a female newspaper columnist for ‘sharing every cough and spit of her agony’.
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He brought the skills of a newspaper columnist and talk - show host to the press secretary's office.
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The family has been adjudged to be guilty of a crime by association, with the newspaper columnists acting as judge and jury.
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That newspaper columnist derides the mayor whenever he can.
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Newspaper columnists and media pundits do not necessarily degrade standards of public debate.
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He brought the skills of a newspaper columnist and talk - show host the press secretary's office.
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It's worth remembering that newspaper columnists write one or maybe two features a week.
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I don't think that anyone believed that poor Eleanor, the classic ugly duckling, would metamorphosize into the beautiful swan she became as First Lady, newspaper columnist (My Day was the blog of the depression) and ambassador to the UN.
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