Sentence examples for rigorous politics from inspiring English sources

He is austerely charitable, committed to the rigorous politics of international aid and development: "He remembered Geneva airport, a place where he had, after a tough sixteen months in the Sudan, experienced an overwhelming urge to lie down on the clean, perfumed floor".

Camus's statement helps to explain the vitality of this extraordinary writer and the moral gaze she has cast – arch and rigorous – over literature and politics in the past 60 years.

" A niece of the political activist Angela Davis, the 36-year-old Eisa Davis (her first name rhymes with Lisa), whose mother is a civil right lawyer, grew up in the San Francisco area on a joyous diet of piano and dance lessons, radical politics and rigorous academics.

Of her innumerable reviewers and many critics, one of the best, Stephen Clingman, edited a stimulating collection of her essays, The Essential Gesture (1988), which reveals a rigorous analysis of the politics of writing in her country, in particular her unequivocal stand on censorship and her forthright support for the community of all South African writers.

The aim is to make estimates more rigorous, shades of judgment starker, politics and guesswork less prominent.

"Frank Rich is a giant--a powerhouse critic of politics and culture, a rigorous thinker, a glorious stylist, a skeptic and optimist at the same time.

I reject, furthermore, the politics that produced this deal: a political apparatus more interested in preserving power than in rigorous debate of the issues.

The difference between them is the prism from which to analyse - politics for De Tocqueville, and the much more rigorous science of economics for The Economist.

Throughout this book, Sacks' analysis reflects an erudite mind fully engaged with philosophy, politics and social studies of the most rigorous kind.

Local industry enjoys outsized influence in the country's politics, which impedes the establishment and enforcement of rigorous regulation".

We will look to tell the most important stories in politics and the arts and provide the type of rigorous analysis that The New Republic has been known for.