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Example sentences for "political career"

  • He wanted to enter upon a political career, so he fawned on the Queen's favorite; the favorite took an interest in him, gave him the rank of minister, and a seat at the council board.

  • If Finot should enter on a political career, his uncle would be his secretary, and receive all the contributions levied in his department on big affairs.

  • The most celebrated and the cleverest among them was Eugene Rastignac, who entered, with de Marsay's help, upon a political career, in which he has since distinguished himself.

  • The inheritance of a large fortune has perhaps in some degree hindered Mr. Phelps's success in a political career; but it has not robbed him of manly ambition, or lowered his estimate of a worthy and honorable life.

  • He at once entered upon a political career, which in a State so closely divided as Connecticut involves labor and persistence.

  • He sacrificed to the prosecution of his task a political career, House of Commons fame, the allurements of society.

  • When he left his dungeon he retired to a farm near San Casciano, and faced the fact that his political career was at an end.

  • Thus distinguished, and justifiably conscious of his great powers, Macaulay began to aspire to a political career.

  • We have no positive information about Tacitus' family, but his education, political career, and marriage into a distinguished house, prove that he belonged to a family of station.

  • New teachers, known as Sophists, who professed to be able to train men for a political career, [5] began to offer a more practical course designed to prepare boys for the newer type of state service.

  • I've decided to take up a political career.

  • I've told the dad, and I'll tell you, that I will not have my political career ruined by any baronetcy.

  • Dad, I hope you won't die just yet--it would ruin my political career.

  • During his absence Mrs. Joe had not failed to call Mr. Hacket in consultation, and the adviser had reiterated the old counsel that the first step in a political career was "to get around and get acquainted.

  • Believe me, your pleasant dream of a political career for me is hopeless.

  • Aside from the obstacle of great wealth, he was as eligible as another for usefulness and such laurels as come to those who honorably pursue a political career.

  • I think she would like a political career, and of course her only way of obtaining a career of any kind is to marry one.

  • The light that Corinna had kindled illumined not a political career, but the small vivid image of Patty.

  • Isn't it the first step upward in a political career?

  • But it is a difficult thing to write a good article upon Melbourne, one which shall delineate his character with impartiality and discrimination, and describe fairly and truly his political career.

  • You know that, of course, and I didn't doubt your judgment, but intellectual distinction doesn't always go together with the qualities necessary to a political career.

  • For a long time I seriously doubted whether I was fit for a political career.

  • How does that affect my chances in a political career, I wonder?


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    assume command; coming over; could catch; could not have done; good comfort; narrow gorge; political agent; political agitation; political corruption; political education; political equality; political expediency; political grounds; political influence; political instability; political issue; political life; political matters; political opinion; political philosophy; political prisoners; political rights; political society; political thought; then said; under oath