Sentence examples similar to election of self from inspiring English sources
Hopes for more fruitful engagement with the rest of the world rose with the election of self-proclaimed moderate Hassan Rouhani to the presidency in 2013, and a deal to restrict uranium enrichment in November saw the lifting of some sanctions.
With the Arizona Supreme Court giving the final green light last week, the historic recall election of self-proclaimed "Tea Party President" and SB 1070 architect Russell Pearce has diverged into a spectacular display of high road and low road politics.
But with the election of Obama our self-esteem almost came up again.
The election of Jeremy Corbyn, a self-described socialist, as leader of the Labour Party has prompted an outbreak of revolutionary enthusiasm among some of his devotees.
Thus, the election of Donald Trump, a self-admitted sexual predator, a liar by his own contradictory words, a dishonest businessman by verdicts and judgments of several courts and a reality TV celebrity should have come as no great surprise.
Two weeks after the election, a group of self-described "alt-right" leaders met at a conference where they mimicked Nazi language, spoke angrily about Jewish people and said the US belonged to white people.
He has announced plans to raise $1 billion for the general election after self-financing most of his primary expenditures.
It was a fitting centerpiece to the conference's concerts, which often returned — in this election year — to thoughts of self-determination, immigration and political power.
Kind of self explanitory.
"I don't see elections as a test of self-esteem.
