Sentence examples for national mode from inspiring English sources

For English painters, you know, unlovely flesh is basically the national mode.

PAGE 14 AIR STRAIGHT TALK As the presidential campaign moves from primary to national mode, Senator John McCain hopes to restore a bit of the old campaign style by recreating his signature Straight Talk Express (a term some Democrats find Orwellian) back-of-the-bus forums on his new campaign airplane, a Boeing 737-400.

Howlett argues that policy instruments are selected according to the norms and rules promoted by international regimes, but also according to the logic of the prevailing national mode of governance (Howlett 2009) [ 11].

He also, however, sought authenticity and tried to see to it that regional or national modes or customs were accurately portrayed.

Ironic narcissism is more or less our national default mode now, but Twain was ahead of his time.

In response to the recent failure of the Syrian National Council – the internationally acknowledged opposition body – to recognise Kurdish national rights, the mode of participation for Kurds has changed towards contestation of exclusion and insistence upon a particularist identity.

All were writing sophisticated fiction that refused to conform to national — or nationalist — modes.

In a true national crisis many modes of communications, including our cherished cellphones, may fail.

Church of England, the default-mode national religion, is a middle-class phenomenon, where it persists.

Their wide-ranging subject matter ranges from biblical narrative to national disaster; their modes range from ultrarealist to abstract, their moods from playful to spiritual.

If Governor Christie is thinking about running for national office, his attack mode needs to be tempered.