Sentence examples for establishment such as from inspiring English sources

The establishment, such as it is, seems to have lost interest in Kasich.

The audience loves every second of it, especially those parts that parody the political establishment, such as when Trump does an impression of a stiff politician.

Big beasts of the foreign-policy establishment, such as Senator John McCain, growled about wanting more aid for the Syrian rebels and more ambitious strikes.

Euroscepticism is rising in Germany too, not just among voters who are drifting to the Eurosceptic Alternative für Deutschland party but also in bastions of the establishment such as the Bundesbank and the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.

Others poked fun at Trump's relationship with Indonesia's political establishment, such as former house speaker Setya Novanto, who controversially met the Republican candidate at Trump Tower in New York last September.

These and other acts deemed hurtful to the Republican establishment (such as his comment commemorating Bush's first debate—"He passed the drool test") have earned him the enmity of the Bush clan and some Party loyalists.

The question for the future: do we move in the direction of authoritarian anti-establishment, such as Donald Trump has created, with all of its ugliness and hatred?

Escoffier codified the food served in establishments such as his own Savoy Hotel restaurant.

In New York some smaller establishments, such as Momofuku Ko, have banned photography.

It is halfway between downtown blues joints and local indie music establishments such as the Empty Bottle.

We examine more practically minded establishments, such as the German Fachhochschulen, which seem to offer their students better employment prospects.