Sentence examples for defined politics from inspiring English sources

Geography defined politics.

But it may be one where the opposition to illegal immigration has found its most fully defined politics.

The vote signaled that the categories that have defined politics here since World War II have eroded.

The power struggle between urban secularists and pious Anatolians has defined politics in Turkey for the past 60 years.

Win or lose, he has already defined politics so far down that a shocking degree of hatred, ignorance, and lies is becoming normal.

It's crazy to think that the show that defined politics for many people in the 2000s actually straddled the world-changing events of September 11.

But the 2008 Biennial is a political show, at least if you define politics, as Ms. Huldisch and Ms. Momin do, in terms of indirection, ambiguity; questions asked, not answered; truth that is and is not true.

"If you define politics as the ability to maintain, hold and perpetuate political power, he's the best," said Mr. Booker.

This chapter defines politics in relation to disaster risk reduction and resilience.

Only in America is the fascination so total that it defines politics.

Those races will define politics in the European Union for the remainder of the decade.