commentator
കമന്റേറ്റർ
definition
noun
A comment by a leading commentator on British industrial performance, David Coates, is suggestive.
a person who comments on events or on a text.
example
He then spent months as a television 'commentator' criticizing the president's action.
The former Open champion originally planned to play in the event after working as a television 'commentator' at the Ryder Cup.
John Motson has been a front line 'commentator' with BBC Television for over 25 years.
During the same match, BBC 'commentator' John Virgo was able to give the final word on a tricky dispute.
The collection has won plaudits from golfing past master and BBC sports 'commentator' Peter Allis.
Keighley coach Gary Moorby has swapped seats with Roe, who regularly works as a match 'commentator' on Radio Leeds.
He has also made a name for himself as an expert 'commentator' on the latest trends in gifts and gizmos.
He is a 'commentator' and writer.
Another 'commentator' wrote recently about a growing tidal wave fast engulfing Labour.
So if my ideas about baseball make me a good 'commentator' on the sport, that's fine.
A comment by a leading 'commentator' on British industrial performance, David Coates, is suggestive.
Sports 'commentator' John Helm said Bradford City's extinction would be a tragedy for sport in Yorkshire.
I'm a fan of her as an author, but as a social 'commentator' she's way off-beam.
His audible and continuous instruction came quicker than a radio 'commentator' on a tennis match.
Cronje said he had dreams of becoming a sports 'commentator' or columnist after retiring as a national player.
He still kicks it today, when he's not working as a 'commentator' for CBC television.
There will be extra 'commentators' behind both goals to add new dimensions to the usual gripping commentary.
As always during a crisis, the 'commentators' and critics are clogging America's talk shows.
All the critics and 'commentators' had to do was sit back and wait for the new golden age of cinema.
The BBC has announced its team of presenters, 'commentators' and analysts for the World Cup.
The danger lies in the possibility of hype from investors, pundits and poorly informed 'commentators' .
What is truly missing from this sport nowadays is good 'commentators' !
At a stroke, all the critics and 'commentators' who had bridled at the appointment of a foreign manager were silenced.
His films have divided critics and 'commentators' like those of no other American director.
Indeed, 'commentators' often observe that it is almost impossible to know where the Prime Minister ends and his adviser begins.
Most economic 'commentators' now expect interest to be cut at least once more before Christmas.
As already noted, some feminists and social 'commentators' have commented on its limitations.
Network television 'commentators' for the Ireland v England game will be Eddie Butler and Brian Moore.
The City and economics 'commentators' have broadly endorsed this approach.
People can be very critical of 'commentators' but we are sometimes up against some stiff obstacles.
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