Ms. Flynn said her parents were "dyed in the wool" Democrats.
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The Labour Party has elected a dyed-in-the-wool extremist as leader.
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Of course, not every American is a dyed-in-the-wool Democratic partisan.
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As a dyed-in-the-wool conservative, I loved your interview on Fox.
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"I told them I was a dyed-in-the-wool feminist," she recalls.
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What was the allure of Southern California to a dyed-in-the-wool Texan?
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Why would Rick Scott, a dyed-in-the-wool Republican, be in on it?
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At heart, Mr. Kaine, 22009, is an old-fashioned liberal, dyed in the wool.
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That makes the selection of Hassett, a dyed-in-the-wool free trader, somewhat notable.
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Or consider a dyed-in-the-wool Democrat who offers her services as a writer.
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But it's getting closer to become a real, dyed-in-the-wool alternative to a firearm.
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Besides, everything in the text of "A Warning" suggests a dyed-in-the-wool establishment Republican.
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Like me, Dan is a dyed-in-the-wool Mainer, so we didn't hire movers either.
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Camera companies have their dyed-in-the-wool loyalists, as do lens brands and even sensor sizes.
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Did you have to wage any 'hearts and minds' battles with dyed-in-the-wool Tortoise fans?
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He was no dyed-in-the-wool regional banker, having worked at both Bankers Trust and JPMorgan.
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I know because my co-founder at Transfix, Drew McElroy, is a dyed-in-the-wool trucking devotee.
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Union membership is increasing, and some of them are beginning to sound like dyed-in-the-wool activists.
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Meanwhile, the endless onslaught of scandals could depress the turnout of even dyed-in-the wool Republican women.
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Even Matt Welch of Reason, as dyed-in-the-wool a Libertarian as you'll find, wasn't defending Johnson's performance.
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Ms. Schaaf, 52, is a dyed-in-the-wool liberal in a city where "Republican" is a dirty word.
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Eight years ago, they attracted Jen Cox, a dyed-in-the-wool Democrat who had been living in Denver.
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My aunt is a die-hard, MAGA-hat-wearing Trump supporter, and I'm a dyed-in-the-wool Democrat.
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A dyed-in-the-wool libertarian might use Mr Sunkara's nostrum as a justification for an individualist worldview instead.
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Most commentators are dyed-in-the-wool liberals who exhausted the language of fulmination during George W. Bush's presidency.
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By selecting Kavanaugh, the president is replacing a swing vote on the bench with a dyed-in-the-wool conservative.
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" To anybody but a dyed-in-the-wool Trump partisan, those conclusions are the opposite of "total and complete exoneration.
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And since last year, BlackRock's dyed-in-the-wool stock pickers have worked in the same division as its quants.
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Dyed-in-the-wool greens who bridle at talk of "return on investment" or "cost-benefit analysis" need to grow up.
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The documentary charts the growth and explosion of the group from the perspective of Jarmusch, a dyed-in-the-wool fan.
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DeSantis campaigned as a dyed-in-the-wool Trumpist who warned voters not to "monkey this up" by electing his black opponent.
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These dudes are dyed-in-the-wool fans, and have been putting their own heavy metal spin on Tolkien worship since 2006.
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When a dyed-in-the-wool thief realizes that there are no consequences for theft, everything not nailed down will go missing.
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They have been condensed and edited for clarity: Although I'm a dyed-in-the-wool scientist and journalist, I too saw Okie, a.k.a.
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Republican and Democratic senators would find it easier to reject unsuitable choices without risking backlash from wealthy donors and dyed-in-the-wool partisans.
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Ward has accused McSally of not being a dyed-in-the-wool conservative and compared her to Flake, who is unpopular among base voters.
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That goes against the heart of Cruz's appeal: that he is a dyed-in-the-wool conservative who is inflexibly committed to conservative principles.
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"Trump is here in our backyard, and we want to make it clear that we are dyed-in-the-wool Bernie people," Mr. Cohen said.
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"Congressman Zinke says he's a dyed in the wool conservationist, but doesn't have the record to back it up," said Schumer, the Senate's top Democrat.
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On one hand, their choice seems inexplicable to dyed-in-the-wool liberals; on the other, if they backed Obama they surely shouldn't be abandoned.
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But one of the ironies of Ellison's public display of support for Trump is that he is not a dyed-in-the-wool Trump backer.
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But mostly Mr. Trump focused on rallying his dyed-in-the-wool supporters — much as he is likely to do in his general election campaign.
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He was a dyed in the wool racist who raged against plantation owners, but was committed to depriving African Americans of their newly won rights.
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That's an impressive-sounding title, and it should be: Lewis is a longtime, dyed-in-the-wool expert on the nitty-gritty of nuclear agreements.
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He's a deeply controversial figure in Kansas and someone who lots and lots of dyed-in-the-wool Kansas Republicans just plain don't trust or like.
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Sara's from Boston and NYC, and comes from a close-knit Jewish family, and, as you might expect, is 27 percent dyed-in-the-wool liberal.
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Jim Gerow, another dyed-in-the-wool film buff, fondly remembers "lining up once a week to see each new installment" of the 14-part TV miniseries.
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To evacuate and abandon your home is to concede victory to nature, which is entirely out of the question for a dyed in the wool Florida person.
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As a dyed in the wool free trader, Weld worked with Bill Clinton and Newt Gingrich in 1994 to help draft the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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His rhythmic precision was admirable, given that his score was just stretches of whole notes; he played with the focus of a dyed-in-the-wool Minimalist.
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Although we represented different philosophical schools — Roger leaning in a Kantian direction, I being a dyed-in-the-wool Aristotelian — our interests and ultimate conclusions often overlapped.
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President Deborah Rutter acknowledged that the shift has sparked some concern among what she called 'the dyed-in-the-wool, I only want to hear "La Traviata"' audience.
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The story had been a hobbyhorse on the right for a long time, but Andrew and I and our director, John Curran, are all dyed-in-the-wool liberals.
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He believed the Bay Area needed more housing, but he was also a dyed-in-the-wool localist who thought cities should decide where and how it was built.
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"I've got people that have been dyed-in-the-wool Democrats that are going, like, 'No, we can't; it comes to a point where you gotta say no,'" he said.
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Dylan, a dyed-in-the-wool romantic, has almost no hard edges — how do you make someone whose romantic idealism appears almost crippling also a character people want to root for?
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As a dyed-in-the-wool servant of the British government, he betrays the loyalty of every Indian whose support he enlists in order to preserve the empire at all cost.
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Is he so dyed-in-the-wool with partisanship, whatever rhetoric he deploys in those speeches, that he couldn't ever bring himself to vote against 40-some Republicans and with 40-some Democrats.
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As you might expect from someone whose economics experience comes mostly from working on Wall Street and for media outlets close to finance, Kudlow is a dyed-in-the-wool supply-side fan.
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Trump wants to demonstrate to white moderates that he's not a dyed-in-the-wool racist and to demonstrate to his base that he's unafraid to walk through the valley of the shadow.
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As a dyed-in-the-wool, rock-ribbed conservative, Tea Party adherent, Trump volunteer, I can agree that 28500 corpses are too many: too many families riven by violence, too many grieving mothers.
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The dyed-in-the-wool deer hunter watching his domain being infiltrated by these black and gray guns assumes that these 'new generation' hunters are merely fantasizing 'war games' and are playing 'soldier.
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Richard E. MoranSalem, Va. To the Editor: This dyed-in-the-wool Democrat will always hold John McCain's name in esteem for his vote against torture despite the tremendous pressure from his party.
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"He was a dyed-in-the-wool Democratic progressive," Mary Weaver Chapin, who curated a retrospective exhibition of Mr. Colescott's prints at the Milwaukee Art Museum in 2010, said in a telephone interview.
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We've already celebrated the extent to which the youngest Kardashian/Jenner sister is a dyed in the wool Leo, so this year we're setting our astro sights on her relationship with rapper Travis Scott.
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Perhaps worst of all is the creeping sense that Tarantino imagines he's forging some kind of progressive race-relations narrative through the opposites-attract pairing of Warren and dyed-in-the-wool racist Mannix.
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The Lives of Others told of a dyed-in-the-wool Stasi spy who realizes he might have been wrong after he becomes entangled in the surveillance of a prominent playwright and his girlfriend.
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If Judge Kavanaugh is confirmed, there will be only one dyed-in-the-wool originalist left among the justices — Clarence Thomas — who is also, at 70, the oldest member of the court's conservative wing.
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"There are dyed-in-the-wool drug warriors who have been ingesting this [anti-marijuana] ideology for decades, and they're no sooner to go away than Steve DeAngelo is going to go away," he said.
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The number of states that have expanded coverage of Medicaid under the law has steadily increased; dyed-in-the-wool Republican states Idaho, Nebraska and Utah opted to expand coverage at the ballots on Tuesday.
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SiX's future success will likely depend on its ability to build an organizational brand that can appeal not only to dyed-in-the-wool progressives but also more moderate members in purple and red states.
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Even Noël Coward, hardly a dyed-in-the-wool revolutionary, saw them as symbols of classist oppression: The Stately Homes of England, How beautiful they stand, To prove the upper classes Have still the upper hand.
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The glittering pageantry of Las Vegas, the N.H.L.'s newest market, meets the white-out of Winnipeg, Manitoba, a dyed-in-the-wool hockey town, in perhaps the most improbable conference finals matchup in N.H.L. history.
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It's a question of: Did she lie?" the judge said, adding that she didn't think it was relevant if "she is a dyed-in-the-wool Democrat and probably wouldn't like Mr. Stone if she met him.
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The big movement against the government's pension reform has touched two fundamental aspects of contemporary French life: unease over the future and a dyed-in-the-wool belief that the street is the best place to challenge policy.
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You have dyed-in-the-wool capitalists, and then you have a democratic socialist, and then you have an Elizabeth Warren, someone whose policies are very close to democratic socialist but says she's a capitalist in her bones.
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But of all the authentic attributes that characterize dyed-in-the-wool Detroit artists, the one most due for an overhaul is the notion of creating a regional identity according to the rules of a zero-sum game.
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Which you might think is peanuts beside something like League of Legends' top-end prize money, running into the millions—but Riot's game has got six years on Rocket League, a solid bedrock of dyed-in-the-wool supporters.
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A few weeks after Trump carried Election Night, I sent a quick email to poet Paul Zarzyski, a former bronc rider and dyed-in-the-wool liberal who has been performing at the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering since 1987.
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It is incredible to me, a lifelong progressive Democrat, that so many working men and women of this country are now dyed-in-the-wool Republicans, but this is a fact that needs to be understood and dealt with.
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If you're a dyed-in-the-wool drip machine devotee who's concluded that old grounds from a tin might not be cutting it anymore (no offense), allow us to suggest a simple if life-changing alternative: the French press.
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For Molina, a dyed-in-the-wool backer of the ex-communists now part of the leftist alliance, it's a momentous prospect after decades on the fringes of Spanish politics, hankering after this so-called "sorpasso" (eclipse) of the Socialists.
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But the unveiling of the document, a sprawling 55-page report required by Congress, also exposed the stark inconsistencies within an administration that includes a mix of political neophytes, dyed-in-the-wool military men, traditional Republicans, and New York lawyers.
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The historical Erich Ludendorff was a brilliant general who fought for victory at any cost, a man who descended into madness and conspiracy, and indeed a was a dyed-in-the-wool Nazi during the early days of Hitler's rise.
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Both are dyed-in-the-wool big-city operators who came of age in the hothouse of New York politics, a place where trading favors and making, breaking and cutting deals -- the bigger, the better -- is all in a day's work.
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At a rally shortly before the election, Mr. Trump cast Mr. O'Connor as a dyed-in-the-wool Pelosi supporter, even though Mr. O'Connor had said he would not vote for her to remain as Democratic leader after the midterms.
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Whatever happens, the British Prime Minister will likely take stronger actions against the Russians then President Trump, who continues to treat Vladimir Putin as a trusted interlocutor rather than the dyed-in-the-wool KGB apparatchik he always has been.
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I do notice that a lot of times when people play despicable characters like a dyed-in-the-wool racist, or a Nazi, or some politically despicable person, a lot of times the bad guy has sort of air quotes.
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"I am under no illusion that everybody who voted for me in that seat is a true-blue, dyed-in-the wool Tory, and neither are they in places up and down Scotland," she said, acknowledging the party's reputation across the country.
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Even Jean-Claude Juncker, the increasingly absent president of the European Commission (the bit of the EU that proposes laws) and a dyed-in-the-wool federalist, admits that the EU has become a meddlesome presence in the lives of its citizens.
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To recap: Lighthizer hails from an era of "might makes right" in the trade world; he's a brash and successful negotiator; and he's a dyed-in-the-wool free trade skeptic who believes in using hard-hitting measures to protect domestic industries.
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Aside from "a few dyed-in-the-wool people with EU flags in the window", most want to talk about public services or local issues instead, reports Mr Howlett, a moderate Remainer who says he will hold Mrs May's "feet to the fire" over Brexit.
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Whether you're a dyed in the wool WWE fan or have never seen an episode of Raw or SmackDown (the network's weekly TV shows), you may have heard that something major is about to happen in the world of wrestling — women's wrestling, to be exact.
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Whether they're drawn to his appeals to white grievances or his disparagement of the political establishment—or whether they're just dyed-in-the-wool Republican voters—Trump's supporters want (or can accept) something very different than what they've been offered in any recent election.
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What I Love 8 Photos View Slide Show ' For years, the Brooklyn-born actress Margaret Colin described herself as a dyed-in-the-wool Woody Allen sort of New Yorker, one of those people who firmly believed that only cousins live in New Jersey.
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By writing a movie that waded into the story, though, Allen and Logan, both self-proclaimed "dyed in the wool" liberals, managed to resurrect the controversy and have been hearing from people on all sides of the issue since the movie's theatrical release on April 6.
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But whether or not Uber's gonna be able to pull it off—both making the right hire, and then, allowing that hire to fix a company lead by a team of dyed-in-the-wool Silicon Valley patriarchal bronotypes—will be a hell of a thing to watch.
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"I take solace in the fact that the president-elect is a dyed-in-the-wool New Yorker, and I hope and trust he will remember the lessons of a life lived in New York City," Mr. de Blasio said, invoking infrastructure projects as a possible area of collaboration.
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Dyed-in-the-wool xenophobes are likely to prefer the real thing over watered-down versions of nativism, and in any case, the populist right "can always respond to any matching of its offer by simply upping the ante," as two political scientists in Britain recently put it.
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Even dyed-in-the-wool Woodley and Thompson fans couldn't find much to love in such an uneventful fight, and Diaz, more than perhaps anyone in the world, judges a fight's value on how much action there was, how much malice was displayed, and how much violence emanated from the ring.
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Album Review The internal hand-wringing over hip-hop's generation gap — which pits old against young, dyed-in-the-wool formalist traditionalist against melodic experimenter, New York against Atlanta — overlooks a very plain fact: For most of the last two decades, hip-hop's primary topical concerns haven't changed all that much.
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"These people are dyed-in-the-wool bureaucrats; they are passionate about it, and to kind of have their views disregarded, I don't think any of them have really seen it to this degree," Austin Frerick, an economist at the Office of Tax Analysis who left in May, told The Times.
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If nothing else, I like that I've had a reason to go back and listen to music on my hard drive that I've long forgotten about, and the ability to access obscure weirdness that simply doesn't exist on services like Spotify is pretty great for a dyed in the wool music nerd such as myself.
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Levin thinks that Unite the Right has the potential to be an inflection point in the extremism world with longstanding reverberations, like the 1992 meeting that occurred in Estes Park, Colorado, and brought together dyed-in-the-wool Nazis, KKK members, gun nuts, tax protesters, and homeschooling advocates just before the siege in Waco, Texas.
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The weirdest thing about it is that this dyed-in-the-wool conservative woman (she started her career at the National Review) somehow became the irreproachable darling of New York media and stayed that way for decades, all on the strength of a dry, self-regarding prose style and a "glamor shot" with a Corvette.
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Little did my editor or the accompanying video team know that I'm a dyed-in-the wool Neeson fan—we call ourselves Neese Nuts—and I would never pass up an opportunity to get closer to my idol and nurture the dormant Neeson spirit that lives inside all of us, just waiting to be set free.
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"These people are dyed-in-the-wool bureaucrats; they are passionate about it, and to kind of have their views disregarded, I don't think any of them have really seen it to this degree," said Austin Frerick, an economist at the Office of Tax Analysis who left in May to run for Congress as a Democrat in Iowa.
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The famous suffrage convention convened in Seneca Falls, N.Y., in 1848 featured Stanton and her partner-in-arms, Lucretia Mott, in addition to the towering figure of Frederick Douglass, the abolitionist and dyed-in-the-wool supporter of women's rights who was on his way to becoming one of the most famous speakers of the century.
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There&aposs very little danger of another Souter being produced of this list, but what&aposs fascinating is the way in which there&aposs a conflict developing over whether it would be safe enough to go with someone like Brett Kavanaugh who is a dyed in the wool conservative on the D.C. circuit but perhaps not conservative enough for the pro-life forces.
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Despite that brief, ignominious moment in the national headlines, Pence is probably the safest, most boring choice Trump could have made for a running mate—a stable, dyed-in-the-wool conservative who's concerned-dad-who-just-has-a-few-gosh-darned-questions tone is a stark contrast with the noisy left-of-center bloviating going on at the top of the ticket.
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They argue a dyed-in-the-wool progressive has the best chance of energizing voters against Trump, and that Biden could fall to the wayside just as Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 85033 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE did in 2016.
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In addition to mainstream Democrats like Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, and Amy Klobuchar—each of whom is indistinguishable from 1990s Republicans on most policy positions—this year's field also features dyed-in-the-wool Business Roundtable-style conservatives (John Delaney, Michael Bloomberg), some sort of Libertarian-tinged tech-dude populist (Andrew Yang), and "definitely not a fascist, just really popular with right-wing fascists for no reason" Tulsi Gabbard.
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