Sentence examples for like candidate from inspiring English sources

So when you're asked about the degree you like Candidate X, you are not being asked if you would now feel better about having him move into your basement or serve as the best man in your wedding.

With all the ambassadors, including Mr. Kislyak, we shook hands, exchanged brief pleasantries and I thanked them for attending the event and said I hoped they would like candidate Trump's speech and his ideas for a fresh approach to America's foreign policy.

After a recent presidential debate, I saw polling questions that asked viewers whether watching the debate "made you like Candidate X more".

He sounded a little more like candidate Obama than President Obama, which is to say, he returned to some of the inspirational language and themes of old.

But I think you might be overlooking something critical: when asked if the debate made you like Candidate X more, your true answer may be far closer to no than you realize.

These forecasts, although they are informed by polling and other objective measures, are ultimately reflections of my best judgments and also account for "intangible" factors like candidate quality and the partisan orientation of the state.

Another problem is that "The Candidate," like candidates themselves, often veers off message.

American voters of all demographic groups like candidates who court them and ask for their votes, and do not like candidates who they only see a few weeks before the election.

Consider whether you would like candidates who favor people to be "taught to fish for life, or giving them fish"?

Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, said Mr. Estrada's opponents were justified in fearing that he was "a far-right stealth nominee, a sphinx-like candidate who will drive the nation's second most important court out of the mainstream".

Once considered naive and inexperienced, Obama has emerged – strengthened by his performance during the debates and his response to the economic crisis – as the most presidential and statesman-like candidate, and he certainly is not trailing among white working-class voters as anticipated.