Sentence examples for preference politics from inspiring English sources

Taste in reading and the criticism of writing is undeniably subjective, with most professional book reviews already coloured by individual preference, politics and sometimes, particularly in London circles, by personal relationships.

The studio bosses' exclusions on the basis of race, ethnicity, sexual preference, politics, and so-called morality (as per the strictures of the Hays Code) turned classic Hollywood into a highly filtered mainstream one that defined its population in advance and left everyone else to wonder.

"An African American of a certain age and ideology, easily stereotyped [and] one of the ancient band of left-liberals who grew up in the angry hothouse of inner-city, racial-preference politics".

The article's authors tell us we can screen for religious preferences, politics, height and even eye color.

How are we to distinguish those juries that decline to follow the law to achieve a good outcome from those that do so for reasons related to gender, religion, race, sexual preference or politics?

When asked whether he had a preference between politics and optics, Paul struggled to answer.

One way is: Are the reasons the judges set forth so flimsy and pretextual that they're reading their own preferences or politics into the statute, as opposed to the meaning that is more objectively determinable".

Such a structural shift may emerge with the current economic crisis: Shifting consumer preferences and politics are pushing the car industry towards more environmentally benign technologies.

Professor McDermott and colleagues at the University of Miami and Penn State examined 2,944 dating profiles, and few people were willing to express a political preference or interest in politics.

Declining health may have been one reason why these efforts to woo him met with limited success (and why he found it difficult to manage the conflict-riven ASDT), but his even-handed criticism of executive privilege and corruption also reflected his often expressed preference for a politics "that would start at the grassroots and go up".

Ministers are changed for state politics and political preferences, not their expertise, she said.