Sentence examples for candidates cast from inspiring English sources

It's an election year, and one in which the myth of the immigrant is more relevant than ever, as some Republican candidates cast the perceived threat of Mexican and Syrian immigration as the most pressing issue facing America.

Also, the comparable sentiment score range for Senator Santorum (widely considered one of the most conservative candidates) casts doubt on both of these the interpretations.

In a convoluted procedure, all 15 Security Council members vote for each of the 12 candidates, casting a total of 180 ballots.

Héctor Endara, a director at the church-based organization Caritas who is not related to the candidate, cast a blank ballot.

In those remarks, the candidate cast himself as the one whom Americans needed to enact health care and energy policy reforms, since he had not taken money from industry lobbyists.

Each candidate casts himself as the right person to manage the anger floating out there.

That is not to say they did not play on voters' fears, each candidate casting the other as someone too risky for a juncture with issues so urgent and stakes so high.

The Des Moines Register, for example, reported that a majority of Cain's Iowan fans are standing by their candidate, casting blame instead on the liberal media for stirring up a story of no consequence and dubious veracity, and reaffirming their faith in Cain's straight-talking ways.

She has asked voters to forget about individual candidates and cast their ballots for the party.

Throughout their long primary campaign, Mitt Romney and the other Republican candidates regularly cast this election as the most important in our lifetime or in generations.

It has frequently been the two-party system itself that these candidates have cast as the villain, thus, of course, offering the rationale for a new party.