Sentence examples for committed politics from inspiring English sources

He is a silver mouse of a man with extraordinarily committed politics.

WASHINGTON — When the White House enlisted former President Bill Clinton to see if Representative Joe Sestak would accept a presidential appointment to drop out of a Senate race, there is no question it was committing politics.

The IRA's political wing is now so wholly committed to politics rather than war that its main argument with the UUP is over the unionists' refusal to sit with SF's ministers in meetings with the Irish government.

Those of us committed to politics fight.

They are committed to politics based [on] the values of fairness and change".

As such, it absolves us from the conscious burden of building a common world, that work which is otherwise, at least in part, committed to politics.

They are committed to politics based [on] the values of fairness and change, but you are committed to power for its own sake.

Like his partner, Rima Horton, a former Labour councillor, Alan was deeply committed to politics – a compassionate Labour man to his core.

"There's unprecedented unity in the Sixth District," Ossoff responded, "and we've built a coalition that includes Democrats, independents, and Republicans who are committed to politics and focussed on improving quality of life, rather than partisan intrigue".

Many East Asians are clamoring for secure democratic rights, but this rarely translates into the demand that all citizens should be committed to politics on an ongoing basis or the view that, as David Miller puts it, 'politics is indeed a necessary part of the good life' (Miller 2000).

"Sometimes that's the worst sin you can commit in politics".