Phrases with «bruising campaign»

The phrase "bruising campaign" refers to a highly aggressive and intense political competition or contest in which opponents attack one another fiercely. It implies that the campaign involves confrontational and harsh tactics that leave the participants emotionally or physically battered, like a bruise. Full definition

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Sentences with «bruising campaign»

The back - and - forth is emblematic of what's been an increasingly bruising campaign, even though both candidates insisted at a recent debate that they're still pals. (nypost.com)
The two candidates also took part in their final debate of the bruising campaign when they squared off at the College of Staten Island in a forum sponsored by NY1 and the Staten Island Advance. (brooklyneagle.com)
After a bruising campaign many thought was his to win, Democratic former Councilman Domenic Recchia Jr. conceded to incumbent Congressman Michael Grimm tonight. (observer.com)
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Phrases with «bruising campaign»

Sentences with «bruising campaign»

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