Sentence examples for Political features from inspiring English sources

His political features were a particularly acute reflection on their times.

Ethnic diversity is one of the region's most characteristic social and political features.

Today it looks much less secure.The map's political features also bear examination.

Those overtly political features that get made are instigated by star actors, he believes, because "no major company refuses George Clooney or Brad Pitt.

But what amazes me is his motivation to photograph any assignment, from working at film premieres and football matches to political features.

Federalism and direct democracy are not just desirable political features; they are a necessity to keep the country together, says Annemarie Huber-Hotz, Switzerland's federal chancellor and guardian of its political institutions.

A distinguishing political feature of America is that it never had a voice... .. Frank Sinatra can handle the voice requirements, and the political candidates the hoopdedoo.

WALL STREET JOURNAL Twitter Introduces a Political Feature  |  A feature called the Twitter Political Index monitors political sentiment on Twitter, mining hundreds of millions of tweets for opinions about the 2012 presidential candidates, the Bits blog writes.

THE traffic lament shared the screen with a link to an utterly different style of political feature asking readers to indicate which "presidential hotties" they'd get down and dirty with.

They can probably be safely described as anti-Communist, in that they voted with their feet by leaving Cuba, but they generally lack the ferocious anti-Castroism that was (and is) the defining political feature of the first waves of exiles, and, interestingly, of their U.S.-born children as well.

The film clearly hopes to follow the success of Clooney's 2011 political feature The Ides of March and on the popularity of Armando Iannucci's satirical television series Veep, starring Julia Louis-Dreyfuss as a hapless vice-president who is soon destined to become a hapless first lady.