Sentence examples for election piece from inspiring English sources

In an election piece last March in the National Review, writer Kevin Williamson's assessment of poor white voters – among whom mortality rates have sharply risen in recent decades – expressed what many conservatives and liberals alike may well believe when he observed that communities ravaged by oxycodone use "deserve to die".

Even if you hadn't expected quite the level of despondency and anger vented by liberals and progressives, you might have expected one of the many conservatives who had declared candidate Trump a demagogue, simply unfit to be President, to write some straightforwardly gloomy post-election piece saying, "Welp, I guess we have an unfit demagogue for a President now.

Alternatively, provide students with the English version of the Berlin Wall article or the Greek elections piece and ask them to create their own Italian versions.

But as Sam Wang reported in a post-election piece for the American Prospect, the drop-off was evidently worse for Democrats.

On Wednesday, Gateway Pundit's Jim Hoft mentioned Benghazi -- along with Fox News-heavy topics like food stamps and socialized medicine -- in his gloomy, post-election piece, "The Day America Changed".

But, as The New Republic's Nate Cohn has pointed out in two important post-election pieces, Romney's defeat owed as much to how African-Americans and whites voted as it did to his underperformance with Latinos.

Like an increasing number of post-election pieces written by Erickson, it was a sort of Trojan-horse critique of Trump, starting with conservative common ground and closing with deep concern.

Haas wrote "in vain" in the wake of the rise of the right-wing Freedom Party in the 1999 Austrian elections: the piece conveyed, in part, his despair in the face of decaying hopes for social progress.

In March, we saw an act of South African political theatre that may be exactly that – myth-making ahead of yesterday's general elections, a piece of writing that may well last longer for Julius Malema, leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (the EFF), than his own political career.

In March, we saw an act of South African political theater that may be exactly that myth-making ahead of yesthat myth-making elections, aheadce of writing that mayesterdayst longer for Julius Malema, leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (the EFF), than his own political career.

Shortly after the Presidential election, a small piece of good news came over the wire: the Thomas Mann villa in Los Angeles has been saved.