Sentence examples for governing really from inspiring English sources

Trump's going to have a pretty rude awakening when he discovers how the process of governing really works.

My faith and how you govern really are separate".

"Issues involving LGBTQ students at a high school prom are governed really by First Amendment protections: freedom of speech and freedom of association," Clark said.

The Romney who governed Massachusetts really does resemble him.

He argues that the circular motion of the heavens, by which the world is governed, is really a function of the contemplative activity of the intelligences [2.4.13].

Ornstein's description of Grassley points to how far the Republicans in Congress have wandered from not only the mainstream, but from the responsibility to govern and, really, reality: .

As for the government, it is not really governing.

"He is clearly governing now in really unprecedented times," said James R. Tallon Jr., the president of the United Hospital Fund and the former majority leader of the Assembly.

A lot of the policies, a lot of the philosophies that are governing this administration, really developed during Reagan's time.

While vetoes are difficult to override, and can be useful as a political lever, a president who rules by veto alone isn't really governing anymore.

"I hate to say it but they are ahead of the governing bodies, they really are.