Sentence examples for so often campaigned from inspiring English sources

That's why the parties have so often campaigned on negativity rather than hope.

Knowing he had to confront his skeptical constituents and his fellow Republicans, Butler said that Watergate "is our shame," a scandal for the party that had so often campaigned against corruption and government misconduct.

But every so often a campaign will come up with a haymaker; something they believe just might be a knockout.

It is ironic that so often media campaigns such as these have emanated from newspapers owned by foreign proprietors.

As so often, air campaigns can serve to consolidate a nation in opposition to an external attacker -- and this seems to be the case in Yemen.

So often the Brexit campaign and the Trump campaign are painted as being narrow and insular and as being about cutting us all off from the outside world.

That was the precursor to the lawsuit cited so often in the campaign in which an appellate court ruled that an eighth grade education is enough.

Donald Trump, meanwhile, took the story and did what he's done so often on the campaign trail: he spun it, puffed it up, and lied about the facts.

The trouble is that, as so often in her campaign, her greater experience hasn't given her anything interesting or distinctive to say.

Certainly they have mentioned him so often on the campaign trail in recent weeks that he sometimes sounds like Mr. Bush's running mate.

When it comes to the backlash that so often accompanies feminist campaigning, having a group of fellow feminists to support you is obviously an enormous advantage, if possible.