Sentence examples for turnout itself from inspiring English sources

One of them is seated; Degas focuses on her fully turned-out feet, attending to the sheer physical oddity of turnout itself.

It is easy to demonstrate that getting a higher proportion of minority votes was more critical to Mr. Obama's success than the turnout itself.

High turnout was itself a measure of the battle and the interest it has garnered.

Yet, in truth, these elections were a big setback for both Mr Sarkozy and mainstream politics in France.Besides the low turnout, which itself reflects disillusion, three things stand out.

It was later estimated that the actual turnout in Croatia itself, without the diaspora, was 61%.

The low number isn't in itself surprising: Turnout among young voters regularly drops in midterm elections.

The turnout of the community itself was quite diverse and it was surprising to learn that most reptiles are relatively chill and easy to take care of.

But it's hard to say for sure because Cuyahoga contains both Cleveland itself — where Republican turnout should be light — as well as more suburban areas.

The European Parliament, whose members were last elected, in 1994, on a 56% turnout, has begun to put itself on the map as well it might, given that it faces the voters this summer.

High turnout is nice in and of itself.

Some analysts have also expressed concern that the storm could depress turnout along the Eastern Seaboard on Election Day itself.