Sentence examples for by far left from inspiring English sources

She said in a statement that claims casting doubt on his statements were "nothing more than an orchestrated campaign by far left advocates".

This is nothing more than an orchestrated campaign by far left advocates Mother Jones and Media Matters.

Some 37 years ago, when I was a field organizer for the Union of Jewish Students in Britain, I fought against attempts by far left groups to ban Jewish societies from campuses - so I'm particularly saddened by what's been happening recently at the University of California, Berkeley.

His framer, Elizabeth Goldfeder, an owner of GK Framing in New York, also used opaques for clients with works by David Hockney (far left) and Jim Dine (left).

A poll suggested that 39% of the French approved of Ms Le Pen's comment.Such views, which she presents as common sense to voters disillusioned with the political elite, have scored Ms Le Pen some electoral success, particularly in working-class bits of northern France battered by joblessness and turned off by Mr Sarkozy as well as by the far left.

The Democratic Party is in danger of being taken over by the far left".

The stench of compromise will not only be resisted by the far left.

Skip to next paragraph Enlarge This Image Alan Markfield/Fox Searchlight Pictures Waitress, the final film by Adrienne Shelly, far left, also stars Keri Russell, center, and Cheryl Hines.

A new Barack Obama campaign ad quotes her out of context, she says, as part of an effort by "the far Left" to divert everyone from the "real issues" that the president doesn't want to talk about.

To the everlasting shame of the Democratic Party, he and his tremendous record of service to his state were foolishly cast aside during his primary bid in favor of a candidate deemed malleable by the far left.

The ruling Syriza party's central committee also voted on Sunday to reject proposals by the far left that Greece miss the next IMF payment, as well as calls to hold a referendum that would give voters the right to reject any deal with creditors that demands more cuts.