How To Use Attlee In A Sentence

It was to anaesthetise the Labour party while he turned it into a vehicle to make him electable and his newly espoused Thatcherism irreversible, much as Attlee had made welfarism irreversible in 1945. Blair's job was done by 1997: to numb Labour, and to enshrine Thatcherism
Attlee conducts us on a latterday grand tour that takes in, among many other places, Turner's Thames, Basho's Japan, Pliny's Vesuvius and Rudolf Hess's solitary cell in Spandau prison. Nocturne: A Journey in Search of Moonlight by James Attlee – review
Labour's unlikely leader was terse and uncharismatic but very effective - the improbable Mr Attlee.
After the trip, Attlee told reporters in Hong Kong that he was "impressed" by the Chinese government's "incorruptibility" and great energy in "applying the general principles in which it believed. Early Orientations
Children on the Temple Hill estate can look forward to new swings, slides and climbing frames in Attlee Drive's playground.

All contestants will be apprised that “informing,” otherwise known as tattling, will not elicit parental disciplinary action against the “tattlee.” You’re a Better Parent Than You Think!
But let's remember when Attlee's government nationalised industries, it didn't do it to put the working class in power.
Attlee lied. The People's Liberation Army gave no permission to the Amethyst to proceed to Nanking.
After the war Attlee went back to the more responsible system.
To call the now 90-year-old statesman, politician and author a "divo" or "superstar" is both accurate and ironic, for on the one hand he has been a dominant, highly controversial figure in Italian and European politics for the past 60 years, while on the other hand he's remained as low key as Clement Attlee in his presentation of self on the public scene. Film | guardian.co.uk
Inflation has been modest, and sterling, the Achilles heel of governments from Clement Attlee's to John Major's, is if anything too strong for Britain's good.
Yes, and in a sense that may be a tribute to Menzies' close links with Clement Attlee.
Wilson, like Attlee, nailed his colours to the prevailing exchange rate.
Demobilisation funded Attlee's NHS; by withdrawing from east of Suez, Wilson boosted pensions; the last droplets of the cold war's thawing helped even warrior Blair to rejuvenate the welfare state.