Sentence examples for election sort from inspiring English sources
Those who sought our votes in the 2010 general election sort of admitted this in the campaign but for the most part were in denial.
Will the general election sort all this out?
Erika is able to participate in the election, sort of, through Alejandro, although she doesn't dictate how he votes.
A day before meeting with Putin, Trump admitted that Russia interfered with the U.S. election — sort of.
It's unclear how exactly the Kochtopus plans to spend its promised $889 million in the election, sort of in the way you don't quite know what the supervillain is up to for the first three quarters of a movie.
Most close elections sort themselves out in the first day or two.
Mr. Navalny made the election a sort of referendum on Mr. Putin.
And so we have a Conservative leadership election, a sort of X Factor for choosing the antichrist.
Perhaps, to appease the opposition a little, the NEC could declare a short postponement of the election to sort out some of the irregularities.
Votes for the nationalists are, he said just before the election: "a sort of message people are sending about the arrogance of power".
"Look, there's a tradition in American politics that after you win an election, you sort of put things behind you," he told reporters.
