Sentences with phrase «sen political talk»

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King, who calls himself «politically homeless,» says that while both parties talk about faith and invoke Scripture, he and other young evangelicals he knows sense an undercurrent of political gamesmanship in all the religious talk.

Maurice Glasman has provided a strong sense of intellectual and political challenge across the party, talking about this as «a completely agitational idea to provoke a conversation about what went wrong with the Blair project».

Insiders talk of a shift to crisis response, and a growing desire to punish wrongdoers — perhaps less from a sense of justice than from the instinct for political self - preservation.

«However, we found that whether or not a woman has a sense of linked fate with other women does a better job than any of these previously considered variables of explaining why the marriage gap exists, and yet no one is talking about this as an important factor in women's political preferences.»

Though Spielberg does try to bring as much socio - political colour as he can to the table, this film is at its very best when it's just Abe talking down - home sense to his colleagues and cohorts.

If it has a political point to make, it's pretty muddled, and elsewhere the fine - grained sexism — this isn't a world where women are allowed to both talk and have their clothes on — seriously scuppers any sense of the story as thoughtful or progressive.

We're not talking about a revolution in the rusty kalashnikov and fatigues sense, but rather, a political revolution, in the Bernie Sanders sense.

Fox: Yes, but I'm actually talking about... I mean if you want to talk about the political freedoms of the people in Romania, what you need is actually a sense of freedom in Romania, to fight for your rights, equally.

It therefore makes sense for academic researchers interested in the ethical, political, and legal aspects of climate talks to tune in to these dynamics.