Sentence examples for the dream of realignment from inspiring English sources
The dream of realignment has become the enemy of such compromises.
One reason American policy-making has become "less stable, less effective, and less predictable" — in the words of the downgrade that Standard & Poor's handed to the United States on Friday night — is the enduring influence of V. O. Key's theory, and the seductive dream of realignment that it conjured up.
On a deeper level, the fading dream of realignment also reflects our attitudes about permanence in a society that judges its digital TVs by their "refresh rates" — that is, the number of times per second that the pixels on the screen rearrange themselves to create a more eye-popping picture than the one that just existed.
But this is always the dream of struggling campaigns: the breakthrough moment, the surge of unexpected support, the realignment of donors who want to bet on a winner.
Scattered housing and the dream of life in the country.
Clegg directly repudiated the legacy of the late Roy Jenkins, who dreamed of a realignment of the centre left in which Labour and the Liberal Democrats would find common cause to keep the Tories out of office.
Nascar officials called the schedule switch the "first phase of Realignment 2004 and Beyond".
Ministers are simply not up to giving us the kind of realignment we need.
The most appropriate option for the SDLP in the event of realignment is clear.
