Sentence examples for electoral career from inspiring English sources

With a long electoral career as a radical human rights activist in a conservative country, he also inspires a widespread public respect that most politicians can only dream about.

For if you hack through the sound-bite detritus of a 24-year electoral career, it is possible to find the theme of a conviction that animates the vice president.

There were signs that Mr. Bush's television advertising blitz, and Mr. McCain's 17-year electoral career in which he has made his share of enemies here, took a toll in a state where the population is growing sharply.

And at 72 years old, his electoral career is over….

And at 72 years old, his electoral career is over.

Having publically laundered his soul, he used talk radio to re-animate his electoral career.

But relationships between governors and attorneys general have historically had a significant influence on how they each perform in their current jobs and has not just been important for their electoral careers.

(On the other Sundays, we learn that there are no lawmakers who are authentically concerned with the unemployed, beyond what they can provide to their electoral careers).

I am not actually sure we have lawmakers who authentically care about American military losses beyond what they can provide to their electoral careers, and we are reminded of that on many Sundays.

"We are facing a planetary emergency, one that faces all human civilization," said Mr. Gore, who through speeches, and his widely distributed film "An Inconvenient Truth," has devoted his post-electoral career to raising awareness of climate change.

But, as Ron Paul's career in electoral politics was ending, his son's was beginning, and many thought that Rand Paul could emerge as a savvier — and therefore even more popular — successor to his father.