steven waldman造句

• "AmeriCorps was always this program off in the corner, " explains Steven Waldman, who served as senior adviser to AmeriCorps CEO Harris Wofford in the mid-' 90s.
• Steven Waldman, editor in chief of Beliefnet, a multifaith religious Web site, said Bush's religious convictions feed into his image as a steadfast president in a time of war.
• One of the most popular is Beliefnet . com, a 7-month-old site co-founded by Steven Waldman, a former editor at U . S . News & World Report.
• At Beliefnet . com, the number of pages viewed nearly doubled after the attacks, and 2, 400 " prayer circles " were created, said the site's editor in chief, Steven Waldman.
• The debate over gay marriage and abortion has energized some religious leaders, and analyst Steven Waldman, who follows religion and politics as editor-in-chief of the Web site Beliefnet, also sees broader issues at play.
• "The Internet has this weird combination of anonymity and intimacy, " said Steven Waldman, editor-in-chief of Beliefnet . com, a leading faith and spirituality Web site, based in New York City.
• Steven Waldman recently wrote an article for Slate pointing out that 61 percent of the voters for one of the nation's two major political parties claim to pray daily and more than 90 percent of them believe in life after death.
• Analyst Steven Waldman, who follows religion and politics as editor in chief of the Web site www . Beliefnet . com said the evangelicals'lopsided support for Bush is " both more vague and deeper " than shared views on specific issues such as abortion and gay marriage.
• Nevertheless, the turmoil has cost the magazine several key casualties, including Ronald Brownstein, a senior writer, who is returning to The Los Angeles Times; Timothy Noah, the special projects editor; Steven Waldman, the national editor, and Stephen Budiansky, the deputy editor.
• A perceptive analysis by Steven Waldman and Deborah Caldwell of the Web site Beliefnet . com described several possible reasons for the shift, most of it centered on public comments, or their lack, by President George W . Bush and a key segment of his support _ evangelical Christians.
• Nationally, the Bush blueprint involved repeating his success of four years ago with the most frequent churchgoers and slightly building on it in crucial battleground states, according to John Green, a political science professor at the University of Akron, and Steven Waldman, editor of the religious news Web site beliefnet.
• Colin Powell, the conference's general chairman, quickly dismissed the question as the work of cynics, but in fact the articles were written by two certified do-gooders themselves _ one liberal ( Steven Waldman ), one conservative ( Michael J . Gerson ), each willing to scrutinize volunteerism, which they both support.
• "We're hoping that Beliefnet will be a place where adults and children alike can find answers to some of life's stickiest questions, " says co-founder Steven Waldman, former editor of US News & World Report, " or at least find other people similiarly baffled, curious, or in awe ."
• On October 28, 2009 the Federal Communications Commission appointed Steven Waldman, Steven Waldman president and editor-in-chief of beliefnet . com, " to lead an agency-wide initiative to assess the state of media in these challenging economic times and make recommendations designed to ensure a vibrant media landscape . " In announcing the appointment the Commission cited the Knight Commission as one of the factors leading to this appointment and initiative.
• On October 28, 2009 the Federal Communications Commission appointed Steven Waldman, Steven Waldman president and editor-in-chief of beliefnet . com, " to lead an agency-wide initiative to assess the state of media in these challenging economic times and make recommendations designed to ensure a vibrant media landscape . " In announcing the appointment the Commission cited the Knight Commission as one of the factors leading to this appointment and initiative.
• "You have this odd situation where President Bush, the Protestant, is more in line with the teachings of the Catholic Church than Sen . Kerry, the Catholic, is, " noted Steven Waldman, editor-in-chief of Beliefnet . com, a nonpartisan multi-faith Web site . " But, Sen . Kerry is more in line with the views of rank-and-file Catholic voters, the majority of whom are pro-choice ."