Sentence examples for more apolitical from inspiring English sources

Mr McCain, on the other hand, once represented a more apolitical form of governing.

People have, of course — even Spencer has managed to, producing more apolitical cookbooks than you can easily count — but the point is a good one.

The campaigns that it chooses to support are "more apolitical things that are situations of inequality or justice or a compelling personal narrative," he said.

Given its subject matter — gay parenting — the movie is, he said, "heavily charged politically, but at the same time it couldn't be more apolitical".

Today voters are more apolitical and cynical than they used to be and party members a rarer and more ideological breed.

"Vem Pra Rua tends to attract an older, more political crowd, whereas Movimento Brasil Livre brings together younger, more apolitical protesters".

In a telephone interview, Mr. Taylor acknowledged the Republican ties of some members but said, "As many or more are apolitical".

As film writer Mark Cousins points out, she belongs to a more formalist, apolitical tradition of film-making, one interested above all in the aesthetic possibilities of movement and action.

It has attempted with relatively little success to create a more acquiescent, apolitical, alternative Muslim grouping.

Most festivals, however, embrace more mundane diversions: apolitical entertainment, a distraction from daily pressures and perhaps an opportunity to do some shopping.

Or the older, more traditional and apolitical orchestrations from the likes of the Buena Vista Social Club.