Sentence examples for some sort of election from inspiring English sources

It simply is not an evidence-based statement to claim that he has had some sort of election season epiphany around issues important to the L.G.B.T. community.

Just a quick heads up to satellite radio listeners, Ron and Fez (noon to three) will be hosting some sort of election night extravaganza tonight starting at 7pm EST.

These streams are not representative of what the most important election news of the day is, however – one promotes only Facebook Live videos, while the other is filled with random content -including some non-English language content – that carries some sort of election hashtag.

Who in team Cameron seriously thought that this title-tattle should be fanned, and might be some sort of election-winner?

"To a large extent, the international community would rather have some sort of elections and then relative stability rather than continued political instability with the threat of conflict," he says.

"Obviously, on the basis of the current constitution, during military operations, a reprisal raid and mass killings, speaking about some sort of elections is absurd to say the least".

And we are guaranteed, virtually, some sort of runoff election, so we would have more elections than we need.

I have little tolerance for critics who simplify the whole election as some sort of reflection of the supposedly terrible character of Bill and Hillary Clinton, conveniently ignoring the Obama campaign's brutally effective hardball tactics and overlooking the infinite dimensions -- and messiness -- of a presidential image/message war.

The Lib Dem wants some sort of post-election domestic summit to get real on the budget: tripartisanship, I suppose, which goes Obama one better.

However, Mr Miliband has not ruled out some sort of post-election deal with the SNP, although Labour has previously downplayed speculation that it could enter an informal "confidence and supply" arrangement with the SNP if there was no outright winner in the general election.

For two hours, the thugs gave Mr Zvauya a beating.Zimbabweans were hoping for a return to some sort of order after the election, in which President Robert Mugabe's ZANU-PF party won only 62 of the 120 elected seats.