Sentence examples for establishment back from inspiring English sources
She was there to talk about her plays – Blasted, which had scandalised and horrified the critical establishment back in 1995, and her equally mould-breaking dramas Cleansed and Crave, both of which had opened earlier that year.
North Korea's provocation by loosing off ballistic missiles on July 5th did no favours for Mr Fukuda's doveish line on foreign policy, says Koichi Kato, a Fukuda supporter who himself led a (disastrous) challenge to the party establishment back in 2000.
The aim, as one scholar puts it, is to become a "normal" ally, like a NATO member, partly to encourage America to keep defending it, and partly because it is not sure it will.The trigger-pointMr Obama's hands-off approach dismays the foreign-policy establishment back home.
4/10 Highlight 3: On UK snow A younger, browner-haired Farage attacked the establishment back in February 2009 over their handling of the snowy weather, saying, to laughter: They all so firmly believe in the theories about global warming that they never thought it was going to snow ever again in this country.
Their ideas were often rejected -- or attacked -- by the psychoanalytic establishment back then.
I'm old enough to remember when a B-movie actor (who had co-starred with a chimpanzee) actually became president, much to the consternation of the Republican establishment back then.
But if the Orwell Prize had not capitulated to establishment back-scratching and fashionable publishing trends, perhaps books like this could reach the wider audience they were written for.
Doesn't that comment embody everything that liberals (and many conservatives, including me) find creepy about smug establishment back-scratching and gatekeeping in America? 3. It would be a victory for the future.
Kasparov was convinced that the chess establishment, backed by the Soviet authorities, had rescued Karpov.
Many women, young people, intellectuals and members of the moderate clerical establishment backed Mr. Moussavi.
The Republican establishment backed George W. Bush early (and lavishly) because this time out, it preferred winning to principle.
