A bill about hares and rabbits produced lively excitement, ministerialists moved amendments upon the measure of their own leaders, and the minister in charge boldly taxed the mutineers with insincerity.
The discomfiture of the ministerialists at the prospect of the public mortification of their leaders was extreme in the same degree.
It is fair to admit that the ministerialists were not without some excuse of a sort for the incredulous laughter with which they received this repudiation.
I have this afternoon received a deputation of Ministerialists who have the adherence of a majority in the House without taking the Opposition into account," she read.
Ministerialists "in reserve," (like policemen when some one writes to tell Sir C.
House very thin during Question Time, and attendance of Ministerialists during the entire sitting very scanty, considering the programme.
Polling eve arrived, and theMinisterialists having secured the hall, the Oppositionists had perforce to hold an open-air meeting.
The Ministerialists gave one set of figures dealing with national financial statistics and the Oppositionists gave widely different.
At the opening of 1837 there was a marked stagnation in home politics, mainly due to an equipoise of parties and serious divisions in the ranks of the ministerialists as well as of the opposition.
The government was notoriously divided upon it; Brougham suggested a commission of inquiry, by way of compromise; other ministerialistswere in favour of meeting the difficulty by moving the previous question.
What you ought to do," said Vinet, "is to take an open stand against the ministerialists of Provins and form an opposition to them.
The Ministerial meetings being held there, the word, in political slang, was used for a meeting either of Ministerialists or the Opposition.
The result of the appeal to the country has been to bring about a practical restoration of two-party government, an ideal for which the Ministerialists have been striving ever since the session of 1906.
Mr. Philp, being sent for by His Excellency, formed a Ministry, which was at once met in the Assembly by successive votes of want of confidence, the members of the Labour party uniting with the late Ministerialists in the divisions.
One side is appropriated to Ministerialists at the sign of Jolly Bacchus and the (Rabbit) Warren.
Among the tactics of the Ministerialists may be reckoned the ominous “scrutiny,” which was threatened directly Fox’s votes began to outnumber those in favour of his rival, Wray.
The character of the House was still pretty much the same, even with the accession of lucky war-contractors and stock-jobbers; and the type of ministerialists was still that of the Perceval set, which had existed since 1807.
Ministerialists cheering like mad; Opposition truculently responding; all waiting for him.
Fresh storm of cheering from Ministerialists responded to by defiant shouts from Opposition.
When the division was about to be taken, the ranks of the Ministerialists were unusually thin.
His denial was received with incredulity by the Ministerialists and he was at once asked why he did not take action for libel.
By the time he had finished, the surprise of the Ministerialists had subsided sufficiently to reveal their wrath, and they protested at once against the attack.
No mere lukewarmness on the part ofMinisterialists would suffice.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ministerialists" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
