Sentence examples for of whatever hue from inspiring English sources
All German governments, of whatever hue, pay attention.
The first obligation on politicians of whatever hue is the protection of their citizens.
We have always been instinctively wary of the bright-eyed, fanatical enthusiast, of whatever hue.
He added: "It would be foolhardy for any British government of whatever hue to make us vulnerable to possible threats by giving up the power to retaliate".
It is difficult, however, to imagine any government of whatever hue requiring the country's public service news organisation to stop transmitting news through a digital platform.
The next government, of whatever hue, will surely raise the basic rate of income tax; 22 pence is certain, 25 pence likely. Public sector pay and pension benefits will be frozen or cut.
His successor, of whatever political hue, will have to do better.
What the Tories are attempting to do is persuade No voters of whatever ideological hue that they should vote Conservative to "hold the SNP to account".
Instead, Egypt's leaders – of whatever ideological hue – continue to refuse to learn from other countries, or from their own mistakes.
Future governments, of whatever political hue, may just find that the specialist and impartial STEM advice they take for granted is no longer available when they need it.
There can be no doubt now that the Right to Buy was a disastrous waste of public funds that, in the long term, only exacerbated social issues that governments of whatever political hue should seek to tackle.
