Sentence examples for practices politics from inspiring English sources

Jones, who is seventy-two, is a former sewer inspector and insurance salesman; he speaks in a soft rumble and practices politics in a characteristically Chicago manner.

The coffeehouse provided an influential pattern for all sorts of other human practices — politics, the relations among classes, journalism, possibly the very idea of "public opinion," and the general shape of much modern business.

A spokesman for Mr. Bloomberg's campaign, Howard Wolfson, defended the spending, saying, "Voters in this race have a choice between one candidate who is independent and doesn't take a dime from special interests and another who practices politics as usual".

Thus, disruptions raise questions about 'normality' and provide a useful perspective to examine connections between practices, politics and socio-technical systems.

When Palin lectures on how debate during elections is good and then people look for common ground after the election is over, she's right, but it's also hypocritical, since it's not how she practices politics (or, more accurately for her, media punditry).

Unlike the N.R.A., Wilson doesn't practice politics; he practices political theory, as he does in the Vice documentary, wearing Ray-Ban sunglasses and cruising to a rented warehouse in his silver BMW, talking about concepts like "socialism from below" or dropping references to French theorists like Jean Baudrillard and Pierre-Joseph Proudhon.

Mr. Alexander told The Associated Press when he arrived that the event was meant to "help young people learn political skills but to be more than political warriors -- to practice politics with civility and respect for others".

This is without question a dysfunctional way of practicing politics.

"It's thinking about how he and others practiced politics with success".

Now, Dr. Espada, 63, is putting down his scalpel to practice politics himself.

In practice, politics seldom stood in the way of business opportunities.