commentate

commentator | American Dictionary

commentator
noun[ C ]
us/ˈkɑm·ənˌteɪ·t̬ər/
a person on radio or television who describes and discusses news events, sports, books, or other subjects

Examples of commentator

commentator
Our target article had two major themes, and commentators tended to focus on one or the other.
Recently, for foreign, liberal commentators these marginal groups represent the authentic face of the nation, suffering urban decadence and state repression.
Several commentators advocate moderation on the grounds that a scientific approach must secure itself against premature generalizations.
Enough commentators took our approach and evidence seriously to give the lie to these accusations of loose standards.
Several commentators extend the ethos of our simulations.
During the campaign various commentators suggested that the good economic times had gone on for so long that voters were taking them for granted.
To those commentators who suggest novel ways of conceptualizing dream phenomenology, we offer thanks and encouragement.
Although commentators and organizations have begun to address the question of third-party exposure, to date no legal frameworks protect third parties.
Most commentators believed that many ' incorrigibles ' had to be interned in security confinement after their prison or penitentiary sentence, in order to protect society.
Nineteenth-century commentators worried that museum-goers would go too far toward one or the other of these extremes.
Numerous archaeologists and anthropologists have queried and explored the differences and overlaps between 'foraging' and 'farming' societies - including many important contributions by the present commentators.
The ranks of commentators on each side are not too surprising.
As with local voices, political commentators will rush to denounce or to support the foreign speaker, seeking to discredit him or to co-opt him.
For example, the penultimate chapter (the largest in the book) contains summaries of no fewer than ten different commentators within the space of thirteen pages.
He thus constructed a position that allowed him to condemn extremes in apocalyptic terms, but it was a stance that has confused later commentators.
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Collocations withcommentator

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conservative commentator
Early response to the project was not pronounced, and one conservativecommentator provided positive coverage.
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