Sentence examples for Political deviation from inspiring English sources

No matter how clever the project's title, how well its re-launch statements are drafted and how smart its website, none of them can escape from the objective history of the part they played in creating and supporting the reactionary, political deviation that was New Labour, a political project that has brought the Labour party to the edge of extinction.

In Third World rhetoric, "corruption" as often as not is a euphemism for political deviation.

McCall let me know how he felt about my political deviations one night after inviting me to dinner in his suburban condo.

(Well, except for some possibly inevitable political hack deviation on some military spending matters, an opportunity to deftly let air out of the Sanders balloon which the Clintons -- who seem to prefer winning inelegantly -- did not take).

Since the 1980s, with the rise of thrash metal and songs such as Metallica's "...And Justice for All" and Megadeth's "Peace Sells", more metal lyrics have included socio-political commentary; a deviation from the standard heavy metal format of the time.

In the hours after Mr. Trump's statement, foreign policy and legal analysts struggled to articulate the scale of his deviation from political norms.

The Plastic People's songs were generally surreal and black-humored -- only one, "Hundred Points," was openly political -- but any deviation from the optimism of official culture was risky.

This isn't the first time the Bush family has shown signs of deviation from conservative political orthodoxy.

You do that always by referring to the context, which in this case is other political posters, and then your deviation from it.

Make no mistake: This is a story about Washington, a place that prizes political consistency and punishes ideological deviation.

This system, the two men drily noted in a Journal of Political Economy paper, "represents a deviation from the democratic ideal of 'one person, one vote.'"Sure, sure.