Sentence examples for of whatever stripe from inspiring English sources
David Brooks: All of this fuels my general rule about covering protest movements, of whatever stripe.
The goal of the radicals, of whatever stripe, is to make Islam a political force.
But most importantly, the next time a ranting ideologue of whatever stripe appears on the television we should take their word for it.
The 5 percent threshold for elections has proved a highly effective instrument in excluding radical parties of whatever stripe and in preventing the formation of splinter parties.
As Europe sinks deeper into austerity, governing parties of whatever stripe are routinely rejected by disillusioned voters – only to be replaced by others delivering more welfare cuts, privatisation and inequality.
And "a public that was abysmally cynical about Washington, interested only in political sleaze and sex and eager to throw the bums out, is rallying behind incumbents of whatever stripe".
First, this is a bottom-up movement with parents of whatever political stripe making individual decisions to withdraw their children (rather than following orders from higher up).
So when health secretaries of whatever political stripe do tough but necessary things, they should be supported by everyone who cares about the NHS, including Polly Toynbee.
Explained, but not robbed of significance, because Mr. Bush needs to convert McCain backers of whatever partisan stripe and not just Republicans.
Meanwhile, voters from the rest of the UK appear to be responding to Sturgeon's pre-election overtures when she repeatedly said that the SNP would be a friend to progressives of whatever political stripe and wherever they lived.
And even if it were to turn out that ballot-box performance did in fact track classroom performance, the proper remedy would be not to even out the partisan numbers, but to remind faculty members of whatever political stripe of the distinction (on which the whole rationale for higher educations rests) between political questions and academic questions.
