Sentence examples for election thought from inspiring English sources

They pushed that advantage in coalition negotiations that few people, before this election, thought could ever succeed.

But fears that the election, thought to be the most expensive in African history, will be polarising and that the losing side will not accept the outcome persist.

But fears persist that the election, thought to be the most expensive in African history, will be polarising and that the losing side will not accept the outcome.

The most depressing number for him was that only 41% of people who voted Lib Dem at the last election thought he'd won against 59% who declared Nigel Farage to be the victor.

Partisan rancor aside, we had just come off a boom decade – especially in tech – and many people at the start of the election thought Al Gore was a shoe in.

Gilles Bensimon, a French-born Elle photographer who will be voting for the first time in this election thought Clinton should take a page from Golda Meir.

"The election, thoughts of that, will come later".

Step outside your whirring post-election thoughts and look another human being in the eye.

That is why its pre-election thoughts are considered important enough to be featured in Prospect, the political monthly.

And this issue put the Republican Party in a difficult spot in an election many thought would be close.

Whereas the Conservatives' now-controversial NHS policy was opaque before last year's general election, their thoughts on education were clear.