pundit

A politician or pundit screws up on one, and is made fun of on the other.

Her message of increased military power did not please the progressive wing of the Sunday pundit class.

But Ball recovered and went on to create a successful career as a pundit.

After the mother of all press conferences, the governor got favorable reviews from the pundit class.

Pundit Niall Ferguson constructed a Twitter-based index that calculates relative prestige as the ratio of tweets to followers.

A third pundit thought he would stop her by asking if she believed in God, to which she replied, “More than you do.”

But a pundit passing by, said: His meditation can be of nothing but the syllogism and its members.

Both the pundit and his son had promised to undertake my dissuasion from the path of a sannyasi .

See that the rich province of Kanchanpur is settled on the Pundit.

The taste of blood had broken the Pundit's debonair nonchalance.