Sentence examples for clear constituency from inspiring English sources

He started his campaign by identifying a clear constituency — self-described "very conservative" voters — and acting as their undisputed champion.

The centrist movements do not have well-oiled political operations or even a clear constituency, but could be vessels for a potential Monti candidacy.

With 96% support from a 47% turnout, Sisi has a clear constituency among a populace exhausted by three years of post-revolutionary upheaval.

He shook the students loose, too, then darted through the campus — a man without a clear constituency but with a golden name that, for now, allowed him to say nearly anything.

It also reflects an era when religious institutions have lost influence, making way for the Christian power broker who has no clear constituency — no church, nonprofit or television audience — but one of the thickest Rolodexes in conservative Christianity.

He shook the students loose, too, then darted through the campus a man without a clear constituency but with a golden name that, for now, allowed him to say nearly anything.

Perhaps the fire endures in civic memory because it has clear constituencies.

(Color: clear. Constituency: thin. Common method of extraction: steam distilled).

B.S. Baswan, the country's secretary for secondary and higher education, notes that his sector lacks a clear political constituency.

He has no clear ideological constituency.Hillary Clinton is the big Democratic winner from Tuesday night's debacle.

"Every picture tells a story and it is clear from constituency contact that passport cases are piling up across the country.