Sentence examples for politics started from inspiring English sources
Long ago I made a personal rule of political discussion: If the politics started to get heated, I would ask that person if they voted in the last election.
His involvement in high politics started in 1584, when he wrote his first political memorandum, A Letter of Advice to Queen Elizabeth.
Since then, she has established herself as a political commentator, mentored disadvantaged youngsters (encouraging them to go into politics), started a new relationship, and is writing a book about PMQs.
His interest in politics started early.
So when the politics started to become noisier than the work, that was hard for him".
After Brexit and Trump, has politics started to give it a run for its money?
A somewhat less bad scenario, envisaged nearly 20 years ago by Jorge Domínguez, a Cuban-born political scientist at Harvard, would see Cuban politics start to resemble Mexico's under the long rule of the Institutional Revolutionary Party.
Of course policy positions matter, but the art of politics starts with charisma.
In his youth, Mr. Barrett espoused conservative politics, starting the Teenage Republicans of Lynchburg.
Messages in the Medium Where do aesthetics and history stop, and politics start, in museums?
Almost every change in politics starts with wiseacres saying: "You can't possibly do that".
