Sentence examples for Political profession from inspiring English sources

So is the notion that the political profession involves reasoning, and not just running.

So a union that represents the views of workers in a political profession should be political.

This is the speech that built the ethos consecrated in "The West Wing," in which the political profession is heroic.

Ever since Romney moved into the political profession — starting with his failed Senate run — a great question has been whether this is a transferrable skill.

I strongly believe that our profession is distinct from the political profession, and the attention span of the normal world is not always suited to the kind of discussions we have here.

His view is that the political profession became obsessed, in this election cycle, with the theory that there are certain fixed "lanes" in the Republican Party establishment, conservative, libertarian and that each candidate's first task is to win within his lane.

Teaching is one of the most political professions we have.

But there is an interesting exception to this policy rigidity, and it has largely gone unnoticed by the media and by the political-science profession.

In the past, we may have defined ourselves by our political allegiances, professions, jeans – but the world is burning, so, as it stands, the only true indicator of character we have to go on is: what do you think of Megan?

"This is an equal-opportunity crime that harms people regardless of their political affiliation, their profession or their status in life.

His family apparently did not belong to the senatorial class, however distinguished it may have been in Patavium itself, and Livy does not seem to have embarked on a political or forensic profession.