Sentence examples for constituent feeling from inspiring English sources

It is filled with politicians exquisitely sensitive to constituent feeling.

At least one constituent feeling the pinch says that she's voiced her concerns directly to Isakson's staff.

"Our constituents' feelings are always valid, but never more than in the run-up to the general election.

On Monday of this week, the House squashed the plan, with many lawmakers mainly Republicans echoing their constituents' feelings that it was a bailout of Wall Street at the expense of Main Street.

"I wanted to be sure that would not be a problem," Mr. Crawford said, "that some constituents were feeling it wasn't the time for someone from the Met".

This way, victorious participating candidates could legislate in accordance with voter and constituent preferences without feeling pressured to appease lobbyists and outside interests because of the money they would have poured into their campaigns.

But the winners and Grant's performances in them are such an important constituent of our feelings about American movies and about an entire style of American life in the '30s, '40s and '50s that we forgive any number of failures.

But the members of Congress lobbying for increased aid say their constituents are still feeling the effects of a lagging economy.

This identity of representation and representational act typifies what we may call Wundt's "monistic perspectivism".[41] Everywhere he insists that the "psychic processes form a unitary flow of events [einheitliches Geschehen[42]]," the constituents of which—"representing, feeling, willing, etc". are "only differentiated through psychological analysis and abstraction" (1911a: 1911a

Congress acquiesced in presidential wars in Korea and elsewhere so that its members could avoid voting for or against a war before knowing how their constituents would end up feeling about it.

Mrs. Feinstein said her constituents expressed strong feelings against Judge Roberts.