Sentence examples for eastern elites from inspiring English sources

Mitt Romney gave a speech attacking "eastern elites".

The president is by no means as liberal as the Eastern elites seemed to think he was in 2008.

William Jennings Bryan railed against the eastern elites who wanted to crucify common folk on a "cross of gold".

Kotkin suggests a sobering parallel between the bankruptcy of the Eastern elites and the ruinous excesses of Western elites as revealed in the financial meltdown of 2008.

8.07pm: Romney is railing against "the eastern elites... the editorial pages of the Times and the Post, and the broadcasters from the east coast".

Annoyed with outsiders' meddling with the right to drill in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Representative Kyle Johansen, Republican of Ketchikan, introduced a resolution in Juneau this week that gives the states-rights-depriving Eastern elites a taste of their own medicine.

Tension With an Eastern Elite For a leading presidential candidate, Mr. Bush has an unusually testy relationship with the Eastern establishment, although he also has an intimate history with it.

We're not impressed with these folks with these Eastern elite degrees".

Mr. Bush's tension with what he sees as an arrogant Eastern elite, and his perception of himself as outside it, seem to have arisen initially from the clash of generations that occurred while he was at Yale.

There were other figures with other points of view, especially the anti-imperialist camp that emerged from the same Eastern elite as Roosevelt himself, and Mr. Zimmermann gives lively accounts of the disagreements between the two camps.

He didn't come across as one of the Eastern Elite, of which he so obviously was.