Sentence examples for a soft left from inspiring English sources

At high tide kayakers can take a soft left off the Harlem River and enter the park at Sherman Creek.

That needn't mean allowing "Blairite" cuckoos into the nest, only recognising that there is a "soft left" whose support is a precondition for a functional party.

A "soft left" centrist group is already emerging in the form of a revived Tribune alliance, which was a powerful influence within the Labour party in the years of Harold Wilson.

Both Healey and Byrne claim to have coined the phrase, while Jon Trickett, a soft left MP who has been asked to attend shadow cabinet meetings, has written about Labour's failure to "defend living standards amongst the middle and lower income earners".

Stephanie and Craig's rendition of "Bei mir bist du schön" (pronounced "shayn") is fresh, red-hot, in your face, with a soft left on the kinky side of the street.

I tried to ignore this fact, thinking that if I strummed louder with my right hand, the "twang" of a soft, left finger on a tight string would be magically drowned out.

Love also showed his touch inside, kissing a soft left-handed hook shot off the backboard.

This is all rather confusing for a soft-left liberal such as myself.

If you didn't know she was the leader of the Scottish Conservative and Unionist party she could have passed for a soft-left European Christian Democrat.

Although the immediate impression is of a backlash against Mr Miliband's performance in the Budget debate last Wednesday, it was drafted several weeks beforehand by Neal Lawson, the head of Compass, a soft-left pressure group.

Its leading figure, Jose Alencar, a textile magnate, will be his running mate, reinforcing Mr da Silva's attempts to present a moderate image.In contrast, Anthony Garotinho, a soft-left candidate who is third in the polls, lacks allies.