Sentence examples for reflection campaign from inspiring English sources

SHOUTS & MURMURS of a jailed politician who is offering apologies during a reflection campaign to the public, his victims, and his ex-wife for past indiscretions, including: Winning a supermarket sweepstakes even though his second cousin was a box boy in the same store.

By Steve Martin The New Yorker, November 17 , 1997P. 128 SHOUTS & MURMURS of a jailed politician who is offering apologies during a reflection campaign to the public, his victims, and his ex-wife for past indiscretions, including: Winning a supermarket sweepstakes even though his second cousin was a box boy in the same store.

And certainly our political leaders should devote more time to inner reflection than campaign funding.

Yesterday on the eve of the elections, a day that is traditionally one of quiet reflection with campaigning strictly prohibited, many were left pondering what effect the killing would have on the vote.

These reflections on campaign '08 were not deeply controversial.

We know without a moment's reflection that this campaign would fail.

The senator's apology late today was a clear reflection of a campaign suddenly on the defensive after losing three contests the day before to Gov. George W. Bush.

Steven Gerrard admitted after Liverpool missed out on the title that City had been the better team over 38 games, which was probably a fair reflection of the campaign.

Everything about it was a dismal reflection of the campaign so far, which has essentially been the political equivalent of watching ineffectual parents trying to meet the berserk demands of a truckload of tyrannical infants at a birthday party.

The approach in Iowa — winning over persuadable voters, rather than investing time and resources into wooing those who may never cast a Romney ballot — is also a reflection of the campaign's national strategy, which merges Mr. Romney's experience in the private sector with current problems facing the country (jobs and the economy).

He said political parties had started using alternative social networks to reach out to voters, with Labour's use of Instagram being noteworthy for its reflection of "grassroots" campaigning - a strategy employed by Barack Obama in his 2012 campaign.