Politics means A methodology and activities associated with running a government, an organization, or a movement. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like view or persuasion.
Politics in a sentence
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Politics meaning
- A methodology and activities associated with running a government, an organization, or a movement.
- The profession of conducting political affairs.
- One's political stands and opinions.
Synonyms of Politics
Example sentences (20)
Four days of talking and living politics in a hall filled with some of the biggest stars of politics and journalism.
How has India’s domestic politics, especially communal politics, contributed to undermining its ties with Bangladesh?
So, there is no point starting this conversation by making a binary between class politics and identity politics.
He does not need to fall into the cesspool of politics as he entered politics to improve the condition of his country.
Ultimately the immigration issue is not about economics, but about politics—the politics of national survival.
Hewson has the experience from outside politics to work collaboratively across politics and research and business groups.
After many years of either watching politics or participating directly in them, I concluded that politics is transactional.
One lakh people have joined us newly, our brand of politics is not a vendetta, it is politics of direction.
Activists sometimes miss it in politics because they don't pay attention to how politics and activism are similar and different.
And this is where the key element in the Adani story comes in, which is politics and the politics of connections and clientelism.
There are things it has to say — not about transgressive politics and its comeuppance, but about what is seen to be politics-as-usual.
Many of the people whom progressive politics claims to speak for really progressive politics.
They have sent a message across the state that public wants a politics that resolves their issues, a politics where their issues are… pic.
But moving here for politics, or appearing to move here for politics, can be another matter.
Unpredictable politics has fuelled suspicion of the regulatory regime, with trust in its governance collapsing alongside trust in politics.
Bill Clinton also said ‘you can’t have good governance superimposed on bad politics; that the beginning of good governance is good politics’.
I never had faith in German politics, but now I really have no hope for German politics.
Though everyone says they hate politics, politics is a necessary part of a free society.
She said women must work together and utilise their huge numbers to influence politics and make their choice since politics is a game of numbers.
He blamed those who advocate a citizen based politics in favor of those who drive ethnic politics and at times come out with machetes and sticks.
Phrases with politics
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Common combinations with politics
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- politics and 37×
- politics of 33×
- in politics 27×
- of politics 27×
- the politics 25×
- politics is 17×
- politics in 16×
- and politics 13×
- identity politics 11×
- politics to 10×
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About these examples
The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word politics. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.