Sentence examples for by a clique of from inspiring English sources

Right now, they say, the beach is dominated by a clique of territorial surfers.

The world is run by a clique of petulant and obscenely rich toads pissing their money into outer space.

Political structures such as the EU – centralised, opaque and managed by a clique of bureaucrats and elites – will never succeed.

Burma may go on being ruled by a clique of superstitious and startlingly incompetent officers into the indefinite future.

American policy toward Cuba has been hijacked by a clique of Cuban-American politicians who have sold their support in Congress to President Trump.

But he has just as often been overridden on his own Council by a clique of Campbell supporters known derisively as "the nod squad".

Gao and Wong [ 36] use a definition based on "clique percolation," meaning that any dense subgraph must satisfy the property that one could reach all of the vertices by taking a clique of size 4 in the subgraph and changing one vertex at a time to form another clique of size 4 until every vertex has been touched.

After all, the whole point of the Golden Globes (awarded by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, a clique of entertainment journalists in Los Angeles) is to promote the film and television industry.

The government's commanding presence in Rwandan lives is aggressively maintained by Kagame and a clique of other former Tutsi refugees from Uganda.

Those on the right say Mr Cameron fluffed an eminently winnable contest by relying on a clique of aloof and overconfident advisers, whose campaign strategy ignored popular themes such as immigration.

Something like, "We can't objectively evaluate anything about this case because we are making bucketloads of money by gushing like a clique of schoolgirls about how awful that psychopathic murderess is".