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Meanings of pundit in English
Someone who offers their opinion via mass media, may be derogatory.
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Examples for "commentator"
Examples for "commentator"
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One unnamed political commentator told the paper business would support it financially.
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I think government must allow cigarettes to be sold, advised another commentator.
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The weather was not going cooperate today, said mission commentator Kyle Herring.
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Media commentator Gavin Ellis is not surprised another community paper has emerged.
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Political commentator Richard Harman on voting for change or the status quo.
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Did the pandit know the man whose name was written so?
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The girl, seeing the shadowed face of the pandit, inquired if he sorrowed with any sorrow.
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She turned to the pandit now, speaking slowly:
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Skag knew by this time, that his teacher, the pandit, considered the matter of serious import.
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Our companion was a Raja and a pandit.
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One unnamed political commentator told the paper business would support it financially.
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Willingly or unwillingly, they followed their instructions, said political commentator Ricardo Avila.
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He also held high profile positions as a broadcaster and political commentator.
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Massey University professor and political commentator Claire Robinson said he was naive.
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Iain MacWhirter is a political commentator for the Sunday Herald in Scotland.
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You don't want just like, a talking head saying a funny line.
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I feel like, in many ways, I was a talking head before.
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Not a concert film but also mercifully here of talking head explainers.
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We cut to a talking head, the author of Where Stuff Comes From.
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You may have seen him performing as a conservative talking head on cable news.
Usage of pundit in English
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TV VIEW: A job as a television soccer pundit pays good money.
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Ken considers himself a bit of pundit where election results are concerned.
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And happily he's a good pundit too, unafraid to simply say stuff.
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Soon they would be joined by every political pundit in the country.
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She is, in this sense, the most powerful political pundit we have.
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This was seen by pundit-world as a very eccentric view in 2014.
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As one pundit said: it's the eagerly anticipated scion of fading aristocrats.
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Since leaving Newcastle in 2006 he has worked as a media pundit.
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THERE is a peculiar Tipperary trait, one amateur pundit observed this week.
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Contrary to the reasoning of David Lacey, Keegan is now a pundit.
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Lopez thanked the pundit and gave him sixpence,-whichmade the pundit suspicious.
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Lisa Bonner is a lawyer and legal pundit in New York City.
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Some conservative commentators, such as pundit Ann Coulter, came to Trump's defense.
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Our pundit this evening is mathematician Dr. Dillon Mayhew from Victoria University.
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You can be a footballer, a hurler, a commentator or a pundit.
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Henry J. Taylor, pundit, sitting by radio, head in hand... View Article
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Pundit across language varieties
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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