decca aitkenhead造句

• A play inspired by an article by " Guardian " journalist Decca Aitkenhead.
• The children were born to two different women while Livingstone was involved with Kate Allen, according to an article by Decca Aitkenhead:
• In July 2013, Decca Aitkenhead wrote that " no one deconstructs its futile, psychologically destructive false promises more forensically than Jones  and in a mass market tabloid at that ".
• In a February 2014 interview with Decca Aitkenhead for " The Guardian ", Hopkins was asked if she is a snob : " Oh, definitely yeah, 100 %.
• Galloway, however, told Decca Aitkenhead in April 2012 for a " Guardian " profile that Respect, at its peak, only had about 3-4, 000 members.
• Hopkins formerly suffered from epilepsy; she was being hospitalised around once every 10 days in early-2014, she told Decca Aitkenhead : " When I have a fit at night, my arms come out.
• Decca Aitkenhead, in a " Guardian " interview published near the end of April 2012, wrote : " Contrary to every report I've read, he doesn't deny writing the leaflet himself ".
• "They think it won't be good for their careers to be identified as a ` ghetto spokesman'or a ` black role model', " said Decca Aitkenhead, a journalist familiar with organizing efforts.
• Galloway told Decca Aitkenhead in April 2012 : " When we lost the three parliamentary seats in 2010 that we'd hoped to win, we became almost minuscule "; Respect he said then had about 8-900 members.
• "If Clinton's judgment was so wildly flawed that he imagined he wouldn't get caught, he is perhaps not the best man to run a superpower, " wrote Decca Aitkenhead, a columnist for The Guardian.
• Decca Aitkenhead, a columnist for the Independent newspaper here, said on a recent TV chat show that she believes people were moved more by the larger-than-life proportions of Diana's life, death and celebrity than by real feelings for the woman.
• Panellists have included notable atheist Richard Dawkins, convert to Roman Catholicism Ann Widdecombe, Imam Ibrahim Mogra, Muslim commentator Mohammed Ansar, Scottish philosopher John Joseph Haldane, Bible scholar Francesca Stavrakopoulou, Lord Carey, Jonathan Bartley, Peter Hitchens, Alexander Goldberg, Tommy Robinson, Michael Nazir-Ali, Samuel Westrop and Decca Aitkenhead.