Sentence examples for campaign constructed from inspiring English sources

And the Trump campaign, constructed on trash talk passed off as straight talk, found it impossibly hard to tell the truth on Tuesday.

Even in the age of uncivil talk-show discourse and vicious campaign advertisements — Ms. Fiorina's campaign constructed one that depicted her primary opponent as a possessed sheep — physical appearance, especially hair, is a place most candidates and their staff are careful not to go.

In 2008, while covering Hillary Rodham Clinton, he wrote memorably about how her campaign constructed a press file in a public restroom.

As county executive, he has trimmed the payroll and gone on a building campaign, constructing or renovating office buildings, jails and schools.

Our campaign construct includes a baby that is wise beyond its years … and it speaks to consumers in a very engaging way.

Fiorina, a former C.E.O. of Hewlett-Packard and one of John McCain's chief economic advisers in the 2008 Presidential campaign, has constructed her campaign — and her persona — along populist lines.

During one campaign, Silas "constructed a shelter for himself from a pile of lumber, the story goes.

He's already been a vocal opponent of Trump and has said he believes that his entire presidential campaign was constructed purely to negotiate a better salary at NBC.

Carlsen sits at the center of a campaign carefully constructed by him and his handlers to use his intelligence, looks and nimble news-media-charming skills to increase his profile outside the sport, as if he were a tennis or golf star.

So my whole campaign was constructed not so much to convince people that they should vote for me but to convince people of what I was going to do when I won, and reinforce the message 'He's going to be O.K.' " Kirk's rise in Dallas was abetted, to a considerable measure, by Carol Reed, a blond, husky-voiced veteran of Republican politics in Texas.

To show the usefulness of these data in the context of a mass immunisation campaign, we constructed a hypothetical vaccine cohort of 1 000 000 people and computed the predicted count of events for follow-up times of one, seven, 42, and 182 days, respectively, by taking the estimated rate to be the true constant rate over the follow-up period.