a newcomer to politics造句

• A newcomer to politics with youthful exuberance and a striking resemblance to the film character of Harry Potter, Balkenende is an old fashioned advocate of family values in one of the world's most freewheeling societies.
• In an important House race on Long Island that caught the attention of the nation, a newcomer to politics, Carolyn McCarthy, was declared the winner in a district where Republicans outnumber Democrats by 3 to 2.
• He is a newcomer to politics who has been attracted to Powell " because he's an exciting presence, and a lot of the other people who are in the race aren't very exciting, " he said.
• Prodi, a newcomer to politics but a man with long experience in public management, vowed that he would take office as quickly as possible and cut down the drawn-out negotiations usually involved in putting together Italian governments.
• As a newcomer to politics, Bloomberg had invested heavily in playing catch-up with his better-known rivals through the advertising, which was as much directed at the electorate as a whole as it was at the city's small number of Republicans.
• As a newcomer to politics, LeBas was unopposed in the nonpartisan blanket primary held on October 20, 2007, for the District 38 House seat vacated by his fellow Democrat, Eric LaFleur, who ran instead successfully for the District 28 seat in the Louisiana State Senate.