Sentence examples for Political wounds from inspiring English sources

Political wounds have not necessarily healed but they are covered in scar tissue.

Political wounds will be on display as newly elected members arrive to pick out office space and drapery colors, while just-defeated ones are relegated to makeshift desks, often in the basements of Capitol Hill.

This is an app, while politically pointed, that exists as a humorous salve for the gaping political wounds that we are refusing to let heal, instead choosing to scrape and pull at each other until the breaking point of pus and viscera.

He declined because of past political wounds.

But it will not heal Thailand's deep political wounds.

And comments from Mr. Perry may not do anything to heal those political wounds.

This is how we save the Republic — one self-inflicted Trumpian political wound after another.

As her predecessor discovered, what starts as scratching an ideological itch can end up being a fatal political wound.

In the best of these moments, the speaker does not just salve the current political wound, but also illuminates larger, troubling issues that the nation is wrestling with.

President Richard Nixon's decision to install a secret recording system — and then to retain the tapes — perhaps ranks as the most consequential self-inflicted political wound of 20th-century America.

President Obama has come up with a modest fix for a self-inflicted political wound: his repeated — and wrong — assertions that Americans would be able to keep their health insurance plans if they wanted to under the health care reform law.