Okay... Here's a simple one... When I turn 21 I will contribute in politics. Simple and lame but it's a sentence right?
I like politics.
Such a dynamic is entirely new in British politics.
Sure. I have not been involved in politics before.
In high school, the students learn about politics.
Every other (enter a number) years, there is presidential politics.
the politician loves to do politics.
The man was very gregarious when it came to politics.
this person was a mugwump when it came to politics
George Bush's naivete about international politics is impressive.
Vide Johnson's definition of politics on page 35.
Niccolo Machiavelli was a cynic of contemporary Italian politics.
The ex-mayor resigned from politics last week.
Local politics woking boro council is a hung council.
Politics and Politicians really stink.
As a student of world politics, I would be thrilled to meet an illustrious member of Pariament.
I have long avoided the onus of politics, but now it seems that I must engage in such matters.
His comprehension for the politics in the Middle East made him the secretary of state.
"Politics", despite ending in an s, is treated as a singular noun in English; therefore, the sentence should read "Politics makes me laugh."
Politics are great things to study about in school.
Such a dynamic is entirely new in british politics
Are you interested in politics? No, I am not into politics.
The word "politics" should not be capitalized unless it is the first word of a sentence.
Politics is very boring.He was never interested in politics, so it does make you winder why he's running for president.He is studying politics at college.