Sentence examples for interesting election from inspiring English sources

IN 2011 Finland broke a long habit and held an interesting election.

"I actually think it could make for a much more interesting election".

THE most interesting election result on May 13th was not Hillary Clinton's 41-point victory over Barack Obama in the Appalachians.

Kristol's performance on the Op-Ed page during the most interesting election in a generation is a historical symptom, not merely a personal failure.

And if the German media start to join in and scrutinise the real issues at hand, we are in for a very interesting election year.

The avid ones in the group, who follow the news whether there is an interesting election or not, are starting to develop nuanced views of each candidate, replacing the easy caricatures they started with.

Set in the Italian town of Tusculum, outside Rome, in the time of Julius Caesar, Mr. Nelson poses an interesting election-year question: When a misguided and manipulative leader endangers his own country, should citizens bury their heads in the sand or take action?

Farideh Farhi, writing in LobeLog, observed the recent two elections as "the most significant (and interesting) elections in Iran's post-revolution history".

If they do, it will be an interesting election-year showdown.

Partly as a result, this will be the most interesting European election campaign since direct elections to the European parliament began in 1979 – for all across Europe there is the most amazing array of national protest parties.

An interesting primary election is the perfect place for such a demonstration.