Sentence examples for political example from inspiring English sources

It had instead to draw on its own moral and political example.

But the chances are that South Korea's political example will rub off, too.

Young Margaret, ever earnest, was inspired by the moral and political example that her father set.A clever girl and a hard worker, she took a degree in chemistry at Oxford, where she began to be active in Conservative politics.

In particular, the Thucydidean Pericles is usually taken to have said that Athens was an education to Greece, but in context he says merely that other Greeks would do well to profit from its political example.

It might be a simple example of the "pendulum effect", a political example of the regression toward the mean phenomenon; after an initial burst of excitement about change, interest fades.

The European Union should give Britain a quick and fair exit deal to minimise the economic cost and not hinder the process for the sake of setting a political example, the Bundesbank president said on Friday.

Maureen Dowd ("Stung by the perfect sting," Views, Aug. 27) reminds us that pseudonyms have a noble history, citing political examples.

DiScioli and Kurzban use political examples to explain the complex nature of friendship, rather than simpler economic or geographic factors.

Given the novelty of this approach, we develop much of the intuition using simple economic, social and political examples, which serve as our counterpart to a simple control engineering process like a thermostat used to regulate temperature in a room.

Even though this propaganda largely detached from empirical realities, Shushkevich believes that it has deterred Belarusians from embracing Western values, and caused Belarusians to pay more attention to negative political examples in Europe, like the Poland's right-wing government.

Morgan is sixty-seven and good at many things — gardening, writing, acting, coining slogans ("The personal is political," for example) — but convalescing is not one of them.