Definition of political animal in English:

political animal

noun

informal

A person who is interested in social and political issues, especially one who actively participates in politics.
he was a widely experienced and articulate political animal
Example sentencesExamples
- Yet, European integration has become a highly political exercise, and the EU's institutions have evolved into highly political animals.
- Few political animals are less reptilian than the Liberal Democrat leader: there is nothing of the night about him, and everything of the burrow-dwelling mammal.
- I have always said that political parties needed political animals in their representation.
- We are at the mercy of political animals who will do whatever they think will get them the most votes.
- Being political animals, Democrats too often take the most politically expedient path.
- Some cartoonists are intensely political animals.
- He is not a political animal in terms of the human sensibilities successful pols usually exude - an acute empathy for how others are reacting to him, the neediness for personal affection.
- They were simply trying to point out that he was a political animal, someone hunting for issues and talking points, someone who, if he has an interior life, would never share it.
- A Liberal cabinet minister is, by definition, a cynical political animal, but a well-educated one who purports to represent the electorate of a downtown Toronto riding is the worst.
- I have to admit that I'm not usually much of a political animal.
- She was, as befits the mother of an emperor, a political animal.
- The desire for recognition, status, prestige, and power is a very important motivator, and an especially important one for political animals.
- On the left politically, he was not at heart a political animal, and was regarded with wariness and mistrust by leftist circles in Italy.
- For such a view subscribes to the fiction that the judiciary is entirely independent from the executive: judges, we know, are truly political animals.
- He is a political animal first, vice president later.
- I think he's someone who lives for politics, he's a complete political animal, and he certainly is going to be a major player somewhere in the future.
- And that's not because Isabella led a cloistered life in a daintily female sphere: she was a political animal through and through, who placed herself at the centre of the tumultuous convulsions of her husband's reign.
- She is not a party political animal, but has superb networking and people skills.
- She has always been that most unusual of political animals - the politician who not only wants power but knows exactly what they want to do with it.
- A higher level of analysis focuses on human actors as rational and political animals, and more particularly on the means by which policies grounded in uncertainty became credible.

单词	political animal
释义	Definition of political animal in English: political animal noun informal A person who is interested in social and political issues, especially one who actively participates in politics. he was a widely experienced and articulate political animal Example sentencesExamples Yet, European integration has become a highly political exercise, and the EU's institutions have evolved into highly political animals. Few political animals are less reptilian than the Liberal Democrat leader: there is nothing of the night about him, and everything of the burrow-dwelling mammal. I have always said that political parties needed political animals in their representation. We are at the mercy of political animals who will do whatever they think will get them the most votes. Being political animals, Democrats too often take the most politically expedient path. Some cartoonists are intensely political animals. He is not a political animal in terms of the human sensibilities successful pols usually exude - an acute empathy for how others are reacting to him, the neediness for personal affection. They were simply trying to point out that he was a political animal, someone hunting for issues and talking points, someone who, if he has an interior life, would never share it. A Liberal cabinet minister is, by definition, a cynical political animal, but a well-educated one who purports to represent the electorate of a downtown Toronto riding is the worst. I have to admit that I'm not usually much of a political animal. She was, as befits the mother of an emperor, a political animal. The desire for recognition, status, prestige, and power is a very important motivator, and an especially important one for political animals. On the left politically, he was not at heart a political animal, and was regarded with wariness and mistrust by leftist circles in Italy. For such a view subscribes to the fiction that the judiciary is entirely independent from the executive: judges, we know, are truly political animals. He is a political animal first, vice president later. I think he's someone who lives for politics, he's a complete political animal, and he certainly is going to be a major player somewhere in the future. And that's not because Isabella led a cloistered life in a daintily female sphere: she was a political animal through and through, who placed herself at the centre of the tumultuous convulsions of her husband's reign. She is not a party political animal, but has superb networking and people skills. She has always been that most unusual of political animals - the politician who not only wants power but knows exactly what they want to do with it. A higher level of analysis focuses on human actors as rational and political animals, and more particularly on the means by which policies grounded in uncertainty became credible.
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