Sentence examples for Political school from inspiring English sources

In general, at least in the past 100 years, an Italian pope, precisely because he has been trained in a proud political school like the Vatican, guarantees a more nuanced distance from politics and a warmer pastoral mission.

Today might be running and political school, which is the history of the liberation struggle.

A bit of an outsider himself — he did not get into the top political school, his grandfather was a wealthy Algerian and he calls the Algerian war and colonization unresolved — he relishes sticking it to the bourgeoisie.

He retreated from the conflict, but history has proved that he was greatly ahead of his time, as more recent practitioners of the now established political school of spin doctoring, notably Peter Mandelson and Alastair Campbell, might readily grant.

Someone suggested that perhaps Gov. Jesse Ventura, he of the flex-your-pecs political school, might be willing to help, especially if St .Augusta said it would rename itself Ventura should its incorporation papers somehow win court approval.

The unit was based in the village of Kumrovec in the region of Hrvatsko Zagorje, on the grounds of the former "Josip Broz Tito" political school.

Perhaps Art's political schooling is too obvious.

How would one feel, he wonders, if political schools suddenly sprang up all over; a conservative school in one town and a Trotskyite one in another?

Most of the left, just like most other political schools of thought, did not see the great financial collapse of 2008 coming.

Weber observed with more than a hint of envy, for example, that it was "the reverberation of a position of world power" that exposed the English citizens "to 'chronic' political schooling," and it was this political education that made possible both the empire-building and liberal democracy [Ibid., 26].

This semi-political school of stand-up comedy was made popular on television by performers such as Ben Elton, Alexei Sayle and Rik Mayall.