Sentence examples for politically focused from inspiring English sources
The growth of politically focused mobile apps has been booming since November, with the top five political apps receiving a combined 300,000 downloads across iOS and Android over the past three months, according to new data from App Annie.
"It's clearly politically focused".
American University in Washington draws about 1,000 students a year to a growing range of politically focused programs.
She is disappointed that what she terms the "artistic left" seems to have backed off from the politically focused music that MacColl and co once sung.
Both the issues of weapons security and the purity of water fit the Participant mission set by its founder, Jeffrey Skoll, eBay's first president, who took money he made there and established a politically focused film company.
But the 29 works in the show were not produced by the politically focused Chinese artists who had helped Christie's earn millions of dollars at auction over the past five years.
Politically, focusing on religion is potentially divisive because it focuses all our attention on one sub-population and neglects another.
344) — Sept. 21: The confluence of Asian culture and jazz continues to be explored by the ambitious, politically focussed saxophonist Fred Ho, whose extraordinary technical command will be enhanced by this acoustically accommodating performance space.
After several other stirring, politically focussed songs — "Revolution," "Backlash Blues" — she closed with something so new that she had not had time to learn it, a poem by David Nelson, who was then part of a group called the Last Poets and is now among the revered begetters of rap.
What's needed against Trump now is what has been found in France — not an ideologically narrow, politically focussed opposition but the widest possible coalition of people who genuinely value the tenets of democracy, meaning no more than the passionate desire to settle differences by debate and argument, rather than by power and cruelty and clan.
Mr. Obama's aides said that rather than sparring with Mr. Romney and politicizing the turmoil, the president was best served politically by focusing on his day job managing the situation.
