Sentence examples for some sort of elected from inspiring English sources
Even though Sanders has been in some sort of elected office since 1981, he's still understood as an outsider, an increasingly appealing persona in an era of intense anti-establishment rage.
"You have to understand that France is still a sort of elected monarchy," said André Santini, a junior minister who is running for re-election in the Paris suburb of Issy-les-Moulineaux Issy-les-Moulineaux Issy-les-Moulineaux
I don't want that conversation just to be had amongst a sort of elect few bloggers that I can go to.
"I've never assumed some sort of persona to get elected that I denounced or ignored when I was finally elected.
Sarko was meant to be some sort of French Maggie Thatcher: elected on a platform of reform and modernisation, empowered to sweep out decrepit restrictive practices.
—Steny Hoyer, a Democratic congressman from Maryland "We can disagree in a way that is not mean spirited, hateful and so full of anger that people feel that they have some sort of permission to treat their elected officials as expendable".
Although the Oslo peace process is often pronounced dead, Israeli voters are probably right in assuming that it will return to some sort of life whichever prime minister they elect.
It couldn't be clearer that Americans Elect envisions some sort of heretofore unseen political marketplace for someone like former Sen. Evan Bayh (D-Ind).
Then some sort of chortle.
