Sentence examples for looking at this election from inspiring English sources

One way of looking at this election is, of course, to say yes — the contest proved that in politics, as in so many other realms of modern life, money trumps all.

But for me, looking at this election, I'm struck by what different views my opponent and I have, what different views the two presidential candidates that we support have.

I think that's where the Tories are putting a lot of effort and so I'm looking at this election with a huge amount of interest to see whether those efforts will come off".

"Looking at this election, there has definitely been an increased level of corporate partners supporting the mission of engaging voters," said Jehmu Greene, president of Rock the Vote in Los Angeles, which since 1990 has been working to draw more young people into the political process.

"I look at this election selfishly," he said over coffee at the Drip cafe on Main Street.

And I think the way to look at this election is to say that people want something done.

"All the polling we've seen for months does show this real weakness for Lautenberg, and if you're an ambitious Democrat, which we know Andrews is, then you look at this election being about change".

"It just said we're going to build a giant social movement and when we have, you'll come to us, and if you look at this election that's what you're seeing.

"Listen, I have looked at this election every which way," said Bobby Kahn, who is chairman of the state's Democratic Party and who served as Governor Barnes's chief of staff.

But this is the nugget I took home and which gave me hope: If you borrow President Carter's global view, if you borrow his vast life experience, you can look at this election with a different perspective.

This is a compelling way of looking at the election, but as my previous comments on the polls have suggested, I find some of the counter-arguments from commentators more bullish on Romney to be compelling as well.