Sentence examples similar to playbook kind from inspiring English sources

I don't have to be on Mike Allen's personal email distribution list for Playbook to kind of understand how this world works.'.

Reagan emphasized the first word in "positive polarization," turning the Nixon playbook into a kind of national celebration.

So what kind of playbook did you develop for going into these companies?

Harvey Fierstein's piece in last week's New York Times aptly linked Putin's "strategy of demonizing a minority for political gain" to "the Nazi playbook," noting that "this kind of scapegoating is used by politicians to solidify their bases and draw attention away from their failing policies".

The net result of all of these actions is to move any activity closer to what Ross Mayfield of Socialtext points to as the universal playbook for improving any kind of process: increasing transparency and participation.

And she said that Mr. Carrión promised to throw a "wrench into the standard political playbook" by "putting a new kind of independent progressivism on the table for New Yorkers".

And had it been otherwise — had the Post bigfooted Politico or beaten the upstart at its own game — then the kind of "read Playbook on your iPhone" journalism that MacGillis laments might have done more to sustain the kind of newspaper journalism that he loves, instead of competing with it and speeding its decline.

It's not just conspiracy theorists who use this kind of information manipulation playbook of course.

The next president would be wise to drop this kind of warfare from his counterterrorism playbook.

It's the kind of reflexively anti-regulation, benefit-slashing playbook you'd see from almost any Republican in the game.

An inspiring vision of any kind would be an addition to Mr. Romney's playbook.