Sentence examples for politician in this case from inspiring English sources

Less than a few decades ago, Republican voters would never have defied their most powerful politician — in this case, Mitch McConnell — and nominated a party outsider like Rand Paul.

Unprompted by American visitors, he, like many others on the campus, spent much of his time doing something else that professors elsewhere do not generally do with such enthusiasm: praising a politician, in this case President Bush.

Trump's proposal would be a stunning statement coming from a prominent American politician; in this case, it's come from the leading Republican contender for President.

"I think people plainly see what politicians, in this case Socialist politicians, can do when they put their mind to it," says Thackway.

Finally, liberal groups like the NAACP and liberal politicians (in this case, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and the White House), wary of any controversy, jumped the gun and distanced themselves from the target of Breitbart's attacks -- by firing Sherrod before she even had an opportunity to explain or they bothered to investigate the accusations.

A politician -- in this case, Gillen -- wants to win you over, so she's going to go to the limit in exhibiting the best human qualities -- patience, an ability to listen, as well as exercising a careful watch for facial expressions and grimaces that might be perceived as sardonic or condescending.

Now, normally, paranoiacs would be laughed at and dismissed by sober politicians, but in this case the governor of Texas actually proposed using his own National Guard to keep an eye on the U.S. military exercise, just in case.

Now, after a stint as Republican National Committee chairman and a lobbying career that made him a multimillionaire, Mr. Gillespie is back in government as a street fighter and salesman for conservative ideas and the politician behind them — in this case, President Bush.

Any time there is an "important" vote that implicates women's rights and onto which a politician has hitched their political star--in this case President Obama and Speaker Nancy Pelosi among them--you can bet that the Bishops will be wielding huge influence to make sure no "gains" can be made unless women are screwed.

Any time there is an "important" vote that implicates women's rights and onto which a politician has hitched their political star--in this case President Obama and Speaker Nancy Pelosi among them -- you can bet that the Bishops will be wielding huge influence to make sure no "gains" can be made unless women are screwed.

It's one thing for two countries to make pledges and another to get the support needed to implement them — from other countries, in the case of tariffs, and from domestic politicians, in the case of climate change.