Sentence examples for establishment like from inspiring English sources

He moves through the establishment like the boss of any other corporation.

He first recruited stalwarts of the Dallas establishment like the civic leader John Stemmons.

Many of Jones's interviewees, despite sitting at the heart of the establishment, like to position themselves as outsiders looking in.

Some longtime deans of the Republican establishment, like Brent Scowcroft, the two-time national security adviser, believe the party as a whole has drifted rightward.

He seems to regard members of the American establishment like Oprah Winfrey, Colin Powell, Jay-Z, Alice Waters and Sam Walton as soulless, hypocritical, pathetic or opportunistic.

At the beginning of 2008, Ron Paul was treated as he always had been by the Republican establishment: like a kook.

But he described the investigation as "simple political payback for what the establishment likes to call the Senate coup".

Only in Iowa might that lead be at risk: his biggest threat is the one candidate the party establishment likes even less, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.

The Republican party is rotting, but boys will be boys and that seems to be the way everyone in the establishment likes it.

Even by the arithmetic that the college establishment likes to use, a college education is no longer a great investment for many people.

The education establishment likes to pretend that the customers get their say at the ballot box.