Sentence examples for throw political from inspiring English sources

"It is exactly the wrong time to throw political punches".

"The easy thing to do is to go in your corner and throw political spitballs," Mr. Plouffe said in an interview Saturday.

But in Monday's interview, he told Bash he is in remission, and though the cancer treatment took its toll, he is continuing to throw political punches.

Trump's outburst marked yet another sign of the growing divisions between the candidate and the rest of his party, and the candidate's willingness to throw political prudence to the wind to attack any dissenter.

You may not share his views, be a fan of his mayoral achievements or his tendency to throw political correctness to the four winds if he thinks it will improve his rhetoric (remember the furore over his use of the word "piccaninny"?) but he's got something.

Considering the difficulties already involved in the Brazilian congress, throw political crisis on top of that and it becomes even harder.

The prospect threw political rivals, journalists and especially the electoral council into a tizzy.

For Scotland's young people especially, 19 September threw political reality into sharp relief.

No let-up On the edge ReprintsThe army is throwing political and diplomatic caution to the wind.

Senator John Edwards's unexpectedly strong second-place showing in Wisconsin threw political pundits off balance once again last night.

Mr. Espada, as he has done before, responded to the latest charges by attacking Mr. Cuomo, accusing him of throwing "political stink bombs" and labeling himself the victim of a "political assassination".