Sentence examples for interpret politics from inspiring English sources
This last example suggests why the J.F.K. cult matters — because its myths still shape how we interpret politics today.
Price described the mutual contempt that existed between journalists and political PRs, blaming the simplistic narratives that each side tried to impose on the other, as well as the laziness of journalists who relied on the spin-doctors to interpret politics for them.
Many studies have shown that news coverage helps 'frame' or interpret politics for average voters.
To interpret politics as a problem of love is to be in a very infantile position indeed.
Ensuring that the poorest and most vulnerable are taken care of has played a massive role in how I now interpret politics as an adult.
Nirav and Anish interpreted politics largely in terms of its impact on business.
Because Mr. Schundler is a social conservative who won the nomination by defeating the party establishment, many of the moderates who dominate New Jersey Republican politics interpret his defeat as proof that only a centrist can win a statewide race.
It is at times interpreted as a politics of cotton, as a politics of free trade, as a politics of agrarian poverty, or as a politics of planter and plutocrat.
He told Mr. Dicker that he was staying away from national politics to avoid having his actions as governor interpreted with political overtones.
Such remarks were little covered in the Chinese press.As ever in Chinese politics, you can interpret this in countless ways.
"I'm embarrassed to admit that, after all these years in politics, I failed to interpret your previous assurances as typical rhetorical gloss routinely used in politics to make self-interested partisan posturing appear more noble," Mr McCain wrote.
