Sentence examples for centrist feeling from inspiring English sources
Helmer recently distinguished himself with the worst ad of this election cycle so far (it involves him wearing a T-shirt that says "VETERAN" while singing "You've lost that centrist feeling" at a Comstock impersonator in a bar) but Stover and Friedman both seem capable of denying Wexton the nomination.
Before this, the Army veteran was maybe best known outside Virginia for a web-only commercial where he rolls up to a bar on a motorcycle, then sings an extremely lame parody song called "You've Lost That Centrist Feeling" at someone who is supposed to be Republican incumbent Barbara Comstock.
I'd like to think that some of these centrists are feeling remorse, but if they are, I haven't seen any evidence to that effect.
Greek democracy is also feeling the pressure, with voters deserting the traditional centrist parties for more radical alternatives on the far left and far right.
"Fundamentally," says Simon Rosenberg, who heads the centrist New Democrat Network, "you get the feeling that this guy could actually be a better candidate than he's presenting himself as right now".
Maybe I'm wrong, but my sense is that Jason Furman has become a proxy target for some Obama supporters who, now that the Great Satanness has been defeated, are suddenly starting to have the queasy feeling that their hero might be a bit of a … centrist.
"The debate in Germany over Greece is polluting the atmosphere and creating anti-European feeling," said Guy Verhofstadt, a former Belgian prime minister and leader of the centrist group ALDE in the European Parliament.
Still, several donors characterized themselves as centrist Republicans who favored abortion rights, though their moderation did not extend to their feelings toward Mrs. Clinton.
Previous centrist parties have fizzled.
The proto-orthodox were centrist.
