pundit , also: pandit

On the morning news programs, pundits were out in force.

Several pundits of the business world were called upon to answer the question.

The pundits have us not doing particularly well this year.

For the most part his sources are the pundits themselves.

Sure enough, for a few weeks in April, the pundits were right.

I have yet to find a single pundit who can tell me.

The pundits may not think people want tax reform, but I hear they do all across the country.

The polls have told us little, and the pundits even less.

"Those pundits who think this will go away are wrong," he said.

Pundits even predicted he would be the first black president.

They are not talking heads or radio pundits on the air.

Republicans, including pundits and members of Congress, cannot run away from the problems they have created.

Most pundits, myself included, had thought the team over the hill.

You see, I've been talking 1 to our local pundit.

Pundits wrote that the president had said just the right thing in a time of crisis.

When the pundits give out scores why do they only include the leaders?

Well, at least that what some respected economic pundits are saying.

I guess most of the criticism has come from pundits, which is certainly their right.

Between the night's two big speakers, there was time for the pundits.

Some pundits might say that such transactions are good for the economy.

And pundits telling us who is going to win before anyone votes?

Those who are not convinced may review what these pundits have found.

That's the view of the political pundit, we'll see if he's right in just over a week's time.

"I just give the polls and the pundits the back of my hand," he said.

In general, the papers and pundits see the vote as a big step.