"political in" or "political as"?
It was absolutely political in nature. |
He became radically political in 1950. |
Nothing political in my argument at all. |
Yes, pop music was often very political in the 60s and fueled the anti-war movement. |
He had said then that the problems of this country are hardcore political in nature. |
Any body whose intents are wholly or mainly political in nature may not be a sponsor. |
What I'd trying to say here is that the misogynistic crap spewed on female bloggers is often political in nature. |
Most environmental groups (and Forest and Bird in particular) are no different in political intent to Greenpeace. |
For such a manifest revolt could no ways consist with His dominion, which was perfectly political in that country. |
If any of the students had talked about anything political in the class the police would have it recorded on tape. |
It is therefore political as well as sexual. |
So I never did anything overtly political as a kid. |
But there are political as well as economic risks here. |
Both communities have some deep-seated political as well as socio-economic problems. |
The Fourth Dalai Lama became the political as well as the spiritual leader of Tibet. |
The Cold War, with its political as well as psychological origins, was not such a case. |
John 's? The city gets political as the federal NDP holds its national caucus in Newfoundland for the first time. |
Any option we choose, even choosing not to choose, will have political as well as military-strategic consequences. |
So there was the classic metropoilitan-centred concentration of power both political as well as social and economic. |
Thereafter, several political as well as policy level changes influenced the course of free and compulsory education. |
A political rather than a refereeing factor. |
It is political rather than moral or religious. |
The reason was political rather than scientific. |
Ian explains that the dispute over Greece is now political rather than financial. |
Thus the real cleavage and bone of contention is political rather than intellectual. |
I've always regarded the Inquisition as a political rather than a religious exercise. |
However, many scholars argue that the primary motivation for aid-giving is political rather than humanitarian. |
So there we are -- exactly what we've been saying all along -- this is a political rather than an economic issue. |
She (1) made a political rather than ethical decision on full-blown war, and she (2) decided to wave to the flag. |
The exact definition of this region is rather flexible and based on political rather than topographical criteria. |
That doesn't seem political to me. |
But to say it's not political to me is a, sort of. |
I was wrong to send anything political to anybody. |
Coordination lies at the heart of all activities, from the political to the commercial. |
The discussions range from political to economical and by large, social issues at hand. |
It is a remarkable memoir that combines the personal and political to devastating effect. |
This, he explained, was very difficult to establish in China due to reasons ranging from political to commercial. |
I can post, tweet and otherwise make public my views on any number of issues, from political to social and beyond. |
He, as do a majority of Ifugao today, thought it political to practice a divided loyality, half animist and half christian. |
This in turn led to a host of informal venues providing a broad range of comedy styles, from the political to the absurdist. |
There is nothing Political about it. |
There is nothing political about all this. |
I work hard but am not political about it. |
It was just something I was working out without being overtly political about it. |
Question: It is hard for me to figure something political about a heap functions. |
There was nothing political about Milly Downer or the phone hacking of celebrities. |
Funny, I didn't find anything political about it, unless the dismal sad way we treat other humans is political. |
I don't see anything political about this but somehow people, yourself included, are making a connection anyway. |
The ECJ is a whole different ballgame and it is very important to remember this distinction before waxing political about it. |
Oprah has been So political for a long time. |
Unfortunately, we are too political for this. |
That gospel, moreover, has a form, a political form. |
But the cup from which Jesus must drink is no less political for being nonviolent. |
Liberal party Bangladesh is the political for the sake of consolidation democracy. |
LIBERAL PARTY BANGLADESH is the political for the sake of consolidation democracy. |
I support a Republic, but the groupthink reaction whenever such things were discussed was too overtly political for my liking. |
In any case, I would argue that Jesus was very political for his time and that his espoused views seem very left of center to me. |
This war will be inhumane, so that will be difficult to overcome, so the effort to abolish the political for sake of humanity will increase inhumanity. |
And it is political with a little p. |
The personal is pretty political with me. |
Do nt make this political with blame game on the PM and the INT. |
True, but an Objectivist would tell you not to confuse the political with the cultural. |
These programs are highly political with lots of vested interests -- votes and profits. |
My three blogs are themed, two of them being political with one being spiritual in addition. |
Humanitarian governmentality in zones of emergency stands out in its combination of the political with the ethical. |
But the move could be seen as political with the potential to embarrass the president ahead of last week's election. |
Rather than suggest Eurovision is divisive and political with the music irrelevant, I would suggest the complete opposite. |
C of rigging the 2012 general elections in favour of one political with its concomitant potential to throw the country into chaos. |
We try and keep it open ended and not political of how people should look at things. |
The PSAC is the most militant and political of the 17 unions representing federal public servants. |
Remember that statistics is the most political of sciences, and not really a branch of maths at all. |
Political of his immoral as are similar to JVP as beytral of working class in country New Left Movemnt. |
Her interpreter is Minou Tavarez Mirabal, the daughter of Minerva, the most political of Las Mariposas. |
Reed: Minerva was the most political of the Mirabal sisters, and the first to challenge the Trujillo regime. |
The clamour for another term for him may also indicate that he ended up being the most political of all Presidents. |
Will they just grin and bear it, or has this most political of Chancellors miscalculated? Judging by my email inbox. |
Clegg would not want the UK to leave the EU or get rid of the social, political of monetary ties the UK has with the EU. |
Nobody is calling for unification of groups, well certain elements are, but they are usually the least political of all. |
Grand Prix racing was highly political at that time. |
But no doubt, their fundamental reason is more political at the onset. |
May be AK did have a plan or thoughts arounds going political at some point. |
The mere fact that they are political at times doesn't make them political parties. |
You can't have it both way's you want the rawness and to be political at the same time. |
At the end of the day, when this action was filed, the need is political at the moment. |
While the objective is political at an ideological level, crass racism is pervasively visible in actual practice. |
I hate to be political at this time - but in fact - it is necessary to point out that one party does not want the govt. |
This priority is not just political at the highest level, but the recognition of importance must be with one's peers as well as the public. |
Sir Mark Lyall Grant, the director general political at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, met Hussain, a former prime minister, in London. |
This event is political by its very nature. |
Fowler attempts to make the point political by constantly referring the Labour's own authoritarian instincts. |
Subsequently, upon the encouragement of online community, I decided to turn political by joining an Opposition Party. |
We are political by nature and we will always differ in our perspectives and in the importance we attach to the various anniversaries. |
I then played this clip from NPR (I couldn't avoid the initial lead in, and was not not being political by any means) which features E. |
Anonymous The Bush appointee became political by siding with the liberal judges? So it wouldn't have been political if he had voted along party lines? Gotcha. |
Do you want to move forward in that direction? November 17, 2012 at 7:34 am mb2010a The comparison to Watergate is an absurd assumption and totally political by the Republicans. |
This crime, given that a Congresswoman was the target, is political by definition and she herself seemed to be concerned about inflammatory rhetoric and also specifically the Tea Party. |
Totally political from start to finish. |
As for appeals, it becomes political from there. |
It was taken by force physical or political from the rich by the poor. |
But not value free either, he wants to seal of the political from evaluations. |
To drop the word political from the term political activist makes you a protester, nothing more. |
But the themes are often deeply spiritual rather than religious, and deeply political from a personal view. |
The UDHR places social and political norms in a secular framework, separating the political from the religious. |
But Nadine Dorries has created a problem for herself by seeming unable to separate the political from the personal. |
The basic concept of GDP is great, in that it separates the domestic political from the domestic and international. |
Other philosophers also distinguish political from legal obligations, but not in the far-reaching way that Parekh does. |
But I fear we (AL) are preparing them to be political once again. |
I've thought about writing it, but didn't want to get too political on you all. |
Keep it professional; stay away from anything too personal or political on a business page. |
Or rather, it's flipping the whole concept of what we have called political on it's backside. |
I'll refrain from getting all political on you and instead will emphasize the ease involved in this costume. |
The conflict, then, is political on the large scale, and personal (between two Europeans) on the small scale. |
I'd fairly political on my fb page and have been known to rant on my blog so people either agree with me or move on. |
PNC's fluid lyrical flow marks him out as comfortable delivering club style bangers or getting political on the case. |
How do we expect that Military will not be political on its own when time comes? I am not a supporter of Military regime. |
Firstly (and I don't want to get all political on your asses here ), there goes Gaga trying to change the world again (yawn). |
He's personalized the mindset and sees everything that is political through that lens. |
The film investigates the hybridization of the personal and the political through a sexually liberal lens. |
For McKay, this reaction increases the importance of cultural politics ' ', the linking of the personal with the political through a critique of everyday life ' '. |
Most people in Sri Lanka aren't political without a secret motive. |
Smart, funny, realistic and understands how to be political without compromising her values. |
Would should such a renewed Christianity look like? First, such a faith should be political without being partisan. |
I wanted to extend that dialogue further into the realm of the political without being overbearing or overtly specific. |
By the way that many poets found to be political without being didactic, to be wild and free in their language without being offensive. |
Romantic without being sentimental, political without being didactic, and spiritual without being religious, it brings an unflinching gaze to the violence and hope it depicts. |