Sabatini

[ sab-uh-tee-nee, sah-buh- ]

noun

1. Raf·a·el [raf, -ee-, uh, l], 1875–1950, English novelist and short-story writer, born in Italy.

Example Sentences

“It became impossible for the White House to pretend that the Maduro government in any way was complying — or even intended to comply — with the implicit deal in the partial lifting of sanctions,” said Christopher Sabatini, a research fellow at the Chatham House in London.

From Seattle Times

Christopher Sabatini, a research fellow at the Chatham House in London, said the opposition may complain about the obstacles faced by emigrants, but it is unlikely to prioritize facilitating voting abroad given the remaining challenges it faces within the country.

From Seattle Times

“There’s still plenty of people within Venezuela that have never voted before, that have come of age, and engaging those people in the democratic exercise is sort of more of a priority for the opposition,” Sabatini said.

From Seattle Times

Simon also condemned right-wing attorney and former member of Florida's House of Representatives, Anthony Sabatini, for making an odd and unrelated claim that diversity, equity, and inclusion were at fault for the catastrophic collapse.

From Salon

"DEI did this," Sabatini wrote on X/Twitter.

From Salon