Sentence examples for politically attached from inspiring English sources

Berlioz was music critic for a paper politically attached to the Orelans royal family, regarded as dynastic enemies by Emperor Napoleon III (then on the French throne), who therefore refused to attend the Berlioz opus - a snub that helped dampen its career.

They understand the business cycle -- how interest rates coordinate the use of resources over time, and why they must be set by the market rather than some politically attached entity, such as a central bank, which can lead to bad investments, booms and busts.

The headmaster, Nicholas John, was commendably unbowed in the face of a nascent digital protest – to which the disinterested and the politically motivated have attached themselves.

Although some commentators have been excited over Presbyterian ministers addressing Sinn Féin conferences of late, the overwhelming majority of northern Protestants are still politically, culturally and socially attached to the union.

Solidarity with strings attached is a politically intelligent form of investment.

"Nebbiolo is not a wine, it is a drug," one producer in Piemonte said over lunch, insisting that his name not be attached to such a politically incorrect sentiment.

The Kenney name is now attached to some of the most politically explosive cases in New Jersey.

Attached to the piece is a politically tinged preface that echoes, perhaps consciously, Cage's teen-age oration "Other People Think".

The "young von Karajan" label has been attached to Thielemann, not least by politically inspired opponents of Barenboim, but it is one that he rejects.

A spokesman for Mr Bercow said his wife was entitled to be politically active in her own right, though he conceded there was a "curiosity" attached to the fact that she holds different political views.

Given the emotional and economic importance attached to French culture, it has always been a politically delicate job allocating the state's largess, but it is especially tough to cut it.