Commentariat in a sentence

I’m even more convinced the commentariat has produced a mountain of content about why Biden should not run in 2024 because that would mean four more years of writing about something other than what the president just tweeted.

The assembled right-wing commentariat loved all of it.

The strident anti-US commentariat is a curious mix at this point of shills for foreign powers, egoists who can’t bare to be wrong, and anti-capitalist ideologues talking their book.

Kamala, there are plenty in the commentariat who contend that you can avoid policy.

She appears to impressed much of the London-based commentariat by standing up to Neil’s typically tough questioning, but Scottish nationalists were much less impressed by her reference to Catalonia.

Such is the loathing of the Commentariat, American and international, for Trump that they had lulled themselves into wishful thinking about his imminent demise.

Predictions of an imminent Tory breakthrough and new ascendancy are familiar in British politics – it’s arguably the commentariat’s default analysis.

The appointment of Langton – an outspoken and sometimes inflammatory tweeter – is under fire from the right wing commentariat.

There, the provincial premier and much of the commentariat have argued that there would be good economic reasons for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to ask an attorney general to help the company avoid criminal prosecution.

Less fluff from the inner-Melbourne Commentariat please, and more bread and butter news, with a good dose of cheek thrown in!

The obsession of the commentariat with the Quad and its presumed symbolism misses the fact that India’s engagement with the US and Japan (the triad) has steadily advanced through this decade.

There will therefore be a lot of rightful mocking and dismissiveness from the commentariat on this move.