In fact, for the first nine years the Conference passed no resolutions of a political character at all, and those which it adopted during the decade that followed expressed little more than confidence in the leaders of the party.
The King's speech on the opening of Parliament is, of course, written by them; and they prepare any answers to addresses that may have a political character.
Nothing can be more marked than the effect of industry on political character in the case of England.
It is needless to dwell on anything so obvious as the effect of an insular position in giving birth to commerce and developing the corresponding elements of political character.
Sidenote: Political character of the Teutonic and Gallic races.
For one pamphlet of a political character, entitled The Crisis, he was expelled from parliament for libel; but upon the death of Queen Anne, he again found himself in favor.
To each religious party, there was a political character, ranging from High Church and the divine right of kings, to absolute levellers in Church and State.
Then, the very circumstances under which the National College was born and the National Schools affiliated to it were opened, gave them a political character.
They accepted the decision of the majority about the non-political character of the college, but no one could deprive them of the use of their pen and tongue.
Mr Justice Stephen in his History of the Criminal Law, that to give an offence a political characterit must be "incidental to and form part of political disturbances.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "political character" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
