Sentence examples for republican traits from inspiring English sources

"This is a rough crowd, this administration," Carr complains after being snarled at in an interrogation by a mean-spirited prosecutor named Mungo who embodies the twin (Republican) traits of cronyism and homophobia.

Michael Turk, a 42-year-old Republican digital guru, suggested that the failure of G.O.P. technologists to do this springs from a uniquely Republican trait.

And, while we are currently focused on those in the Republican Party that believe this way, we should not be lulled into believing this is strictly a Republican trait.

At one point in the interview, Clinton acknowledged that it was his wife, Hillary, who "told me to go help [Obama]." And while Bill Clinton criticized John McCain for representing a brand of politics that he disagreed with, he offered a far more adulatory take on the Arizona Republican's personality traits.

Those traits, Republicans say, make Mr. Gore seem all the more stiff and mean-spirited by comparison.

He just has those traits in Republican form.

Democratic and Republican voters may share one trait: an aversion to any candidate seen as being too cozy with the big banks.

Those criticisms have burnished the Perry image as less prone to ideological compromise or a fuzzy "compassionate" brand of conservatism, an appealing trait to those Republican primary voters seeking purity in their nominee.

In 1964, a few months before the presidential election, Fact magazine, now defunct, surveyed the membership of the American Psychiatric Association about the personality traits of Barry Goldwater, the Republican nominee.

Study 3 then showed that these judgments were related to differences in perceived traits among the Democrat and Republican faces.

Brinkmanship, chest-thumping and a refusal to compromise, those "male" traits are the hallmark of Republicans on Capitol Hill.