Sentence examples for examples of politics from inspiring English sources
(Editing by Greg McCune).
"He loved politics and was a clear example of politics being a noble calling," President Bush wrote.
Despite their past ties, Mr. Forbes said Mr. Kemp's endorsement today was an example of "politics as usual".
If politics is, in the final analysis, about changing the world for the better, this is a pretty good example of politics at work.
Yet, to be frank, it is hard to think of a better example of politics being conducted behind closed doors than trade negotiations.
It displayed utter disregard for the safety and security of New Jersey and was an example of politics and politicians at their worse.
I am a dyed-in-the-wool Yankee fan and finding myself in Steinbrenner's camp is the best example of politics making for strange bedfellows.
To environmentalists, it was a disturbing example of politics interfering with law enforcement, as well as a blatant attack on the Clean Air Act.
This year's diplomatic spillover was the latest example of politics intruding into the contest, challenging Mr. Sand's assurance that "the Song Contest's apolitical spirit is a cornerstone of its enduring success".
It is a "mirage" to think there is an easy solution, write the bishops, and "the idea that the future shape of the union and the relationship between its constituents can be solved in weeks or months is a fine example of politics ignoring the importance of history in favour of the calculated advantages of the moment".
