Sentence examples for establishment thought from inspiring English sources

The possibility that he might also send troops into eastern Ukraine, which could spark a war, or that he might use force against other neighboring countries, including the Baltic nations, no longer seems as unlikely as the foreign policy establishment thought.

As such, the Center for American Progress and practically the entire Democratic establishment thought it a good idea to to have an "Ideas Conference" at the Four Seasons today.

For 34 years the liberal establishment thought the Miranda decision was final.

The jury, mostly county establishment, thought otherwise, and the five were jailed for between four and six months.

But at least the establishment thought that the ethos of the age was best represented by an extravagant celebration of prayer and piety.

Owner of establishment thought to be behind police crusade against cabarets, as practically no profit in checking drums at 10 cents.

If Kane is not exactly part of the establishment – the thought would probably have amused and horrified her – she is now a canonical figure, celebrated in many countries worldwide.

But, with Obama's appointment of Vivek Kundra as his chief information officer and the establishment of data.gov...? Federal managers also gave the next administration thoughts on how to succeed during the transition.

Their shouted slogans were aimed at the conservative clerical establishment: "Freedom of thought cannot be realised by the people who grow long beards," they boldly cried.

Virtually no one in the American establishment gave serious thought to the here-today, gone-tomorrow possibility that the Soviet threat, the Soviet empire, and the Soviet Union itself might someday vanish.

That should give establishments pause for thought; after all, lawyers, like babies, are prone to milking opportunities for all they're worth.