Sentence examples for as left of from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hemphill describes her politics as left of center.

The regions where residents are most likely to define their politics as "left of centre" are the north-east (56%), Scotland (45%) and Yorkshire and the Humber (41%).

Under these pressures he declared his ideological stance as "left of centre," alienating the centrists in his party, who formed the Reliance Party (Güven Partisi) in 1967.

In the early Blair-Brown years, when Labour successfully colonised the centre ground, Charles took the Liberal Democrats into territory described as "left of Labour".

While Britons are more likely to define themselves as "left of centre", there is a perception that the political views of the population as a whole are more likely to be "right of centre"; 41% of Britons consider the political views of the nation to be "right of centre", while 26% define the nation's views as "left of centre".

Indeed, as a boy in London and then on a farm in Kent, in a household he describes as "left of liberal, swinging 60's," Mr. Bowles read a lot.

There is exciting traffic between genres as left-of-centre UK producers such as Jamie xx and Hudson Mohawke seize the chance to reinvigorate US stars.

In terms of her politics, which she describes as "left-of-centre egalitarian", she has stayed faithful too – "they [the politicians] shift but I don't!" – and a vein of social responsibility (strongest in her middle novels) runs throughout her work.

The literary content of the magazine has been described as "left-of-center" by Daily Beast.

Right-of-center Twitter accounts follow twice as many people as do left-of-center ones.

But Lanhee Chen, one of the Republican Party's rising policy stars, reminds us that the brains can be found on the right as well as the left of American politics.