Sentence examples for playing to those from inspiring English sources

Playing to those sentiments, the presidential contenders in the United States and France seem unlikely to force austerity upon angry voters.

Instead, as the crackdown entered its second day, the military council appeared to be playing to those Egyptians impatient with the continuing protests and eager for a return to stability.

The coded assumption of such accusations, of course, is that Obama is somehow disloyal, not a real American — playing to those who seem never to stop suspecting he is a Muslim himself.

They are a direct and physically imposing side and McCarthy has them playing to those strengths and in an attacking manner, which means long balls down the channels and crosses into the box for the forwards David McGoldrick, Daryl Murphy and Connor Sammon.

"This report will be used to undercut our efforts to build a consensus that Iran must suspend its enrichment program, playing to those who support concessions and undermining the prospects for effective pressure on the regime," said Robert G. Joseph, who helped to build the case against Iran in the Bush White House during the first term and moved to the State Department in the second term.

And by playing to those strengths, the Midwest is enabling its rebirth.

Milonov plays to those views, while pushing for the interests of Russia's Orthodox Christians.

"It plays to those who feel the teaching profession is inadequate by trying to walk around the rank and file".

He sensed them in just about everyone and frequently played to those doubts, if only to amuse himself.

This was exactly the kind of environment she needed to be in, where her gifts are respected and admired, and she gets to play to those".

Questioning the president's faith: Mr. Santorum rarely missed an opportunity to play to those who doubt Mr. Obama's Christian faith.