Churchillian

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• In turn, this suggests another point: NR knew this well and marketed it to an American readership with an affinity for muscular Churchillian politics and views (Catholic neo-cons, basically, if you will).

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• If they seek survival, what kind of survival—that of compromise and cynical power calculation, or a Churchillian vision of what survival means for the very real, higher aspirations of all people?

  Academic text (1996)

• And so his speeches would deliberately had Churchillian phrases in them.

• But for Governor Blanchard, our two countries, to use a sort of Churchillian example, are proceeding toward a broad, grassy, sunny upland, with a few little cumulus clouds on the horizon.

  Academic text (2001)

• Strauss extols the greatness and nobility of the Burkean or Churchillian statesman who goes "down with guns blazing and flags flying" in the face of political evil.

  Academic text (1999)

• But in Gingrich's case, he might be serious, so much has he come to despise Romney and the Republican Establishment that has brought down on him a twenty-ton shithammer in Florida, and so convinced is he of his own Churchillian greatness and world-historical destiny.

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• Margaret Thatcher was known for her Churchillian leadership style, which emphasized strength and determination.

• In his speech, the politician delivered a Churchillian message that inspired the nation to persevere through challenges.

• The CEO's Churchillian approach to decision-making reflected his commitment to bold action and unwavering resolve.

How Statesmanlike

Churchillian

• Formal

1 9.4

statesmanlike

• Formal

3 8.6

presidential

∞ 4.4

diplomatic

28 4.4

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