Sentence examples for four moment from inspiring English sources
Can Kilicdaroglu produce a "Clause Four" moment?
That was his clause four moment.
AMONG the supposed inadequacies of David Cameron's project to remodel the Conservative Party has been the absence of a "Clause Four moment".
The sudden increase in fatalities and injuries last month has at last brought home that this is a real war, and that we have reached what military planners call the "question four moment".
Intent on avoiding past factional wars, he has concentrated on promoting policy issues around which all can rally: infrastructure, industrial policy and apprenticeships, for example.After GorderdämmerungBut avoiding tough decisions and, until recently, the sort of "Clause Four moment" that marked out Mr Blair as a strong leader makes it difficult to appear firm.
But in the absence of such a Clause Four moment, the cycle of political disappointment will quicken: first Labour's demise in the 1970s after the long postwar settlement; then 18 years of Thatcherism before she was turfed out; and now 14 years of New Labour facing equal rejection.
This study conducted cyclic loading tests on a total of four moment-resisting-frame specimens, which included one bare frame; one with ordinary RC infill wall; and two with side slits between RC wall and frame members.
Four moments, perhaps, in a life.
The green movement needs a clause-four moment – the Labour party had to go through that".
