Hogue

[ French awg ]

noun

1. La [l, a]. La Hogue.

Hogue

/ ɔɡ /

noun

1. See La Hogue

Example Sentences

Ilyse Hogue: The 1980 election was a defining moment for the role of religion in party politics.

From Slate

I spoke to Ilyse Hogue, a senior fellow at New America, the author of The Lie That Binds—a history of the religious right’s authoritarian crusade against abortion—and the first person to, in 2016, tell her own story of elective abortion for the stage at the DNC, about what a robust progressive embrace of a thick civic religion could look like.

From Slate

The inquiry, led by Quebec judge Marie-Josee Hogue, is hearing from more than 40 community members, politicians and federal election officials before its first report is tabled next month.

From BBC

As Natalia Mehlman Petrzela and Ilyse Hogue wrote in a recent op-ed at MSNBC, Kennedy presents himself as an aspirational figure with "prestigious degrees, a meaningful career, a mansion in Beverly Hills," and, of course, "a glamorous, accomplished wife who stands behind him ." The 70-year-old Kennedy also posts shirtless body-building videos online.

From Salon

Petrzela and Hogue showcase a common urge people have when talking about the victims of frauds.

From Salon