Sentence examples for campaign thinking from inspiring English sources

At first, the Kerry campaign, thinking that the charges were so blatantly false that they would disappear, said little.

Privately, Manstein was lukewarm about the Polish campaign, thinking that it would be better to keep Poland as a buffer between Germany and the Soviet Union.

"We never started this campaign thinking we were gonna hang our hat on SESTA/FOSTA," Patel told HuffPost.

(Later, she came to dread these press campaigns, thinking they did her more harm than good, and her lawyers would finally beg her friends not to say anything on her behalf).

"I really don't appreciate campaigns thinking it is the job of the media to go and be these virtual fact checkers," she said on Sunday, on ABC's "This Week".

"I really don't appreciate campaigns thinking it is the job of the media to go and be these virtual fact checkers," she said on Sunday, on ABC's "This Week". Since when is it not journalists' job to check facts?

"The sense of fatalism that has been around in a large part of the campaign – people thinking that whatever happens they will get Netanyahu as prime minister again – I think that is what has changed".

Mr Farage, on a campaign visit in Ramsgate, Kent, said the one thing he had got wrong in the election campaign was thinking Mr Miliband would move towards offering a referendum on EU membership.

David Cameron made the pledge early in the election campaign without thinking it through in any detail.

Dr. Dean is currently not advertising anywhere, and his campaign is thinking carefully about how and when to re-emerge.

"There was a sense that the primary was to be survived, the general election is to be won," said an adviser, speaking on the condition of anonymity in order to discuss the campaign's thinking more freely.