Sentence examples for fictional constituency from inspiring English sources
Harriet Jones is introduced in the 2005 episode "Aliens of London" as a backbench MP for the fictional constituency of Flydale North.
The Donmar Warehouse's new season will include a play about the 2011 Occupy movement, Steve Waters' Temple – as well as a piece by James Graham, The Vote, that will examine the political intricacies of a fictional marginal constituency, and be broadcast live by Channel 4 on election night, 7 May.
So it's strange to see that the Romney campaign's engagement with the Latino community has kept to a strategy not unlike the one the fictional Vice-President Selina Meyer uses with her constituency in HBO's new series, "Veep".
Worse, they're obscurantists, using the misplaced fear and anger of their constituency to take us back to the same fictional history as the presidential candidate whom they endorse, when America was somehow greater than now.
Long ago he tossed progressives overboard and allowed the interests of his own constituencies to languish in pursuit of some weird fictional concept of "bipartisanship".
Some fictional land, surely?
Bombón knows his constituency.
They dominate constituency associations.
Fictional crime remains popular.
