Sentence examples for politically which from inspiring English sources

Yet her third-rail touching was most offensive to the public because of the way it treated politics largely politically, which is to say messily and without resolution.

It was a bold move by Murkowski ― and, of course, President Donald Trump wasted no time in warning that she "would never recover" from it politically, which shows how little he knows about her or Alaska politics.

Founder Tom Rippin says companies are driven partly by the fact that social enterprise is popular politically, which in turn leads to good PR "in a good way".

Third, investigations can erode the president's public standing and weaken him politically — which then makes it harder for him to gain support for his policies.

But I also know where Tom Wolfe stands politically, which is much farther than you're saying you are to the right.

"The government is attempting to do criminally what they couldn't do politically, which is to bring Milton Milan down," he said.

Many viewers, including me, failed to see what was actually politically incorrect about "Politically Incorrect," which was recently canceled by ABC.

The title of his show is "Politically Incorrect," which, until recently, was politically acceptable.

He offers very little insight in his biopics, and comes off politically neutral, which has its own insidious political implications.

Personally attractive and politically formidable, which comes first.

But it meets the definition of politically correct, which seems to be all that's necessary.