Sentence examples for a bit left of from inspiring English sources

He always explained he was a good Mormon, but his politics were quite a bit left of the rest of his clan.

I've always been very inspired by the pop artists that sit a bit left of center in the pop world, like the Ed Sheerans, Lordes, Lana Del Reys, and Troye Sivans..

There have been two tours of the theater for potential developers in the last month, providing a rare glimpse at a little bit left of what the theater used to be.

There's still a little bit left of summer, and that means just a bit more time to get away, be a houseguest or treat yourself before we become grownups again in the fall.

"It's a little bit left of mainstream," says Hutcheon, discussing who the current Dice user is envisaged to be.

The terms liberal and progressive, for those purposes, mean the same thing: An overall position standing a good bit left of the perceived political center.

Bragan had cramped up near the end of the race, and slowed down a bit, leaving him short of Copley.

It may look a bit left-of-centre, but there is a path you can understand".

He was a liberal, and I declared myself being a bit further left of that at that age.

Especially if you can add that it is the fault of their government for being, well, a bit too left of centre.

I then went over to Valve's modest little spot for a bit of Left 4 Dead.