Sentence examples for party identities from inspiring English sources

The party identities change; the arc of enlightenment does not.

The Scottish independence vote catalysed massive political upheaval because old party identities didn't match up with new arguments.

The television debates have precipitated a national conversation that encouraged many voters to re-examine their old party identities in light of their policy preferences.

While May argued for distinct party identity, another Tory colleague had argued earlier for the opposite.

I don't think there is any suggestion within the coalition that somehow party identity is lost.

Obama's advisers have spoken of his brand, which is a stand-in for the party identity that defined other presidencies.

In 1992 this lifelong Democrat gave President Bill Clinton his unqualified support, but now he is backing the Republican ticket while retaining his party identity.

Maybe he wants to show people that party identity can survive coalition; and it's true that it does in systems that have grown familiar with the idea.

Aside from Mr. Giuliani's unwillingness to compromise on abortion, his suggestion that party identity and party ideology are meaningless sounded to Conservatives like an attack on their reason for being.

The way we mobilize citizens, build candidate credibility and reaffirm party identity in two parallel rituals — despite all the partisan enmity — helps explain America's quicksilver shift from vicious campaigns to peaceful, often rapturous, inaugurations.

As the historian John Vincent wrote: "The truth must surely be that he [Disraeli] was quite happy with the [Conservative] party identity as he found it, left it, and had always known it – that of the party of the landed gentry".