Príklady columnist

• Now, if we listen to self-help gurus, advice columnists, friends, and family, we do hear a balanced life being recommended.

• There are often close personal ties between politicians and columnists, ties which sometimes bring financial and other benefits to the columnists concerned.

• But the discussion should definitely not be limited to columnists.

• Newspapers may be more likely to promote their columnists, since these voices distinguish these outlets from others news sources.

• Politicians have typically cultivated close personal ties to newspaper editors and columnists in order to further their own objectives.

• The columnist's representations of people and events are complemented by a wealth of contemporary cartoons and photographs.

• Many of the leading papers employ columnists who specialize in sociological commentary.

• Some widely syndicated columnists get my particular attention.

• The primary defendants in such suits were imagined to be sensationalist newspapers, gossip columnists, and tabloid-style photographers.

• I would also hate to leave out the nation's humor columnists.

• The columnists usually ascribed the problems to adverse business conditions.

• If he was ever stopped, the fact that he did not have an identity card would immediately reveal him as a fifth columnist.

• When people go to the shops and buy foreign goods, they do not regard themselves as consumer fifth columnists.

• I say, frankly, to the minister that no fifth columnist could do more harm to the war effort than a decision of this kind does.

• It is not my business to instruct columnists as to the merits of accuracy.