Sentence examples for fitting political from inspiring English sources

A resounding mandate for such a vision at the polls would be a fitting political epitaph for the late laughing Cavalier of Lib Dem politics.

"It serves as a fitting political testimony because public service was, for John, the purpose of politics, with justice and fairness its goals".

Is the Bloomberg plan a good one or a stopgap that fits political imperatives of the moment while building bigger risks in the long haul?

And in a profession generally known for prevarication, the Clintons are notable in their readiness to bend the truth to fit political and personal necessity.

To his critics, his stark evolution from N.R.A. ally to enemy provides clear evidence that on contentious issues like gun control, abortion and smoking, Mr. Gore has molded his views to fit political needs.

… Those primary focuses of NSF [should] not be refashioned now, after nearly 65 years of success, to fit political preferences of the moment".

But nuclear does not fit political correctness.

Those mass criminals haven't got an end fitting their political craftiness, but the one they deserve.

"It didn't fit her political equation".

But how does it fit with political campaigns?

Cynicism now dictates voters' attitudes to chancellors' abuse of tax policy to fit the political cycle.