Sentence examples for evolving politics from inspiring English sources

Mr. Peña Nieto's visit came on the same day that two retiring Republican senators unveiled their own proposal to make it easier for immigrants brought to the United States illegally as children to stay, a sign of the rapidly evolving politics of immigration.

It is not pretty civics; it's just the continuing legacy and evolving politics of hard history.

Evolving politics along ethnic lines in the face of ebbing nationalism compounded the problem.

Did he discuss his evolving politics with his father?

The cheers were quick and loud, and a new inflection appeared in the Party's evolving politics of identity.

But state and Congressional officials said the evolving politics of a midterm election year meant that the federal aid could no longer be taken for granted.

Namely that his politics have evolved, (his politics leaned strongly to the left when he wrote the statements that you refer to) and that he has stipulated that any Jewish eviction of Arabs in 1948 was necessary to prevent "genocide" against the Jewish people.

The novels Couples (1968) and Marry Me (1976) expose the evolving sexual politics of the time in East Coast suburbia.

The choreographer Radhouane El Meddeb offers "Sous Leurs Pieds, le Paradis" (a United States premiere), in which he pays homage to mothers, sisters and daughters, inviting reflection on Tunisia's evolving gender politics and exploring the feminine aspects of his own identity.

One member of the new priesthood was the Manhattan advertising executive Harry Treleaven, who wrote a memo that captured the evolving relationship between politics and entertainment.

Just as the scene of the crime has changed, the meaning of the case keeps evolving with the politics of the times.