Examples of using Some commentators in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Some commentators also criticized the process.
The reshuffle is not expected to be as explosive as some commentators had suggested.
Some commentators have pointed out that the man came to the door of his own free will.
At various stages in the campaign, some commentators have deemed me either“too black” or“not black enough”.
Some commentators argue that its style and content are very different from the first three.
The current Ukraine crisis is serious and threatening,so much so that some commentators even compare it to the Cuban missile crisis of 1962.
Some commentators are skeptical about what your generation will accomplish.
Particularly with regard to the Catholic Church, some commentators thought that they could or must say that a radical“reevaluation” of Luther is in the offing.
Some commentators, such as Julia Ioffe, characterize this nostalgia as generational.
The web offset and rotogravure sector is experiencing a particularlydifficult situation because of significant overcapacity in production, which some commentators have estimated at 25% to 30%.
Some commentators in Russian media suggest leak of giant torpedo plan was deliberate.
Injured civilians revealed the violence inherent within the democratic state- some commentators, among them, ironically, Nicolás Maduro, drew comparisons between the actions of Mariano Rajoy's government and Francoist Spain.
Some commentators go farther, attacking not our arguments but our alleged motivations for writing the book.
Injured civilians revealed the violence inherent within the democratic state- some commentators, among them, ironically, Nicolás Maduro, drew comparisons between the actions of Mariano Rajoy's government and Francoist Spain.
Some commentators say that in a straight line, their journey could have taken just a few weeks or less.
This renunciation- and the Brotherhood's involvement in the Egyptian uprising, neither violent nor dominant-has prompted some commentators to encourage the American government to engage with the Brothers as legitimate partners in Middle Eastern affairs.
Some commentators have been unambiguously negative and others have welcomed it while pointing out some weaknesses.
No. In the past, some commentators have multiplied the total EU budget by the error rate and came up with a total for Ňmoney wastedÓ.
Some commentators have suggested that Oscar is the collective name for the group of craps players that put the finishing touches on the system.
And the mean man boweth down Some commentators read these words in immediate connection with what goes before, as if the Prophet were proceeding still farther to show the extent of their criminality.
Some commentators, speaking at a recent conference under Chatham House rules, have criticised the final negotiating text that will be taken into COP21.
I do not approve of the interpretation given by some commentators, that in consequence of the teachers having failed to perform their duty, the people, through ignorance and error, fell into many vices, which at length became the cause of their destruction.
According to some commentators, it can be considered a failed state- a state where there is no rule of law, because of civilian conflict and widespread violence.
However, some commentators are already predicting a turnaround, arguing that the US midterms and US debt could help the market rally towards the end of the year.
Some commentators indicated that they believed both sides' criticism would prove ultimately impotent and that the negative publicity would prove a boon for the film's box office.
According to some commentators, the mass mobilization was fuelled in part by a growing sense of frustration that the German government is not doing enough to curb the spread of Islam in the country.
Some commentators focus on the difficulties that may arisefrom greater European integration, particularly the abilityof organised crime to benefit from the opening of bordersand the free movement of goods and individuals.
Some commentators have suggested a deal under which Belgrade might stop short of recognising Kosovo as sovereign, but accept it joining the United Nations, which Serbia's veto-wielding ally Russia has so far blocked.
Some commentators in 1960 thought the United States was still not ready to elect a Catholic, remembering the vicious anti-Catholicism faced by Democrat Al Smith, who lost heavily in the 1928 election.
Some commentators dubbed this phenomenon“post-soviet schizophrenia”6, and some play auto-ironical jokes at the daunting amorphousness of the nation,“half of which, according to various sociological polls, have no certain answer to any question.