Sentence examples for trace of republican from inspiring English sources
She betrayed no trace of republican allegiance.
On our street and all through the neighborhood, it was hard to find a trace of the Republican nominee for president.
I have traced the origins of Republican starve-the-beast theory to testimony by Alan Greenspan before the Senate Finance Committee on July 14 , 1978– just weeks after the passage of Proposition 13 on June 6.
That achievement can be traced back to dozens of Republican primary races in which the party establishment defeated challenges from the kind of deeply-conservative Tea Party candidates who have embarrassed the party in the past.
In interviews with The Trace Wednesday, Collins and her band of Republican colleagues reported mixed feedback from their constituents and fellow lawmakers, but vowed to push forward in their efforts to win votes from persuadable senators.
David Rawson New York, Sept. 5, 2008 To the Editor: Paul Krugman wonders about the source of Republican anger and traces it to class and economic resentment.
Correction: August 4, 2000, Friday A chart yesterday tracing the decline in television viewing of Republican conventions since 1960 referred incompletely to the networks that were excluded from the ratings for this week.
He added, with a trace of pride, "I'm confident I'll be the most outspent Republican incumbent".
There was a trace of uncertainty in South Dakota, where the incumbent Democrat, Tim Johnson, appeared to defeat the Republican, Representative John Thune.
When Republicans borked the Democratic House Speaker Jim Wright less than two years later, there wasn't a trace of remorse, not after what the Democrats had done to Bork.
