Sentence examples for centrist it from inspiring English sources

"Big tent" isn't code for "centrist"—it means that left-wing and populist candidates are welcome too, wherever they can win.

"Taking two positions on every fundamental issue doesn't make you a centrist; it makes you a charlatan," David Axelrod, the campaign's senior strategist, said in a conference call with reporters to discuss the Iowa results.

The success of top-two should be judged by how well the Legislature works, not by how centrist it is.

If Enrico Letta does, in coming days, manage to form a grand coalition government with the centre-right and centrists, it has hard to see how that government can be anything other than fragile, fractious and condemned to be relatively short-lived.

For the moderates and centrists, it offered the prospect of negotiations and a possible end to the American bombing of the North.

It is centrist because it means actively using government to solve problems.

It claims to be "centrist" because it offers unspecified tax increases as well as cuts -- probably by decimating the middle class by eliminating tax deductions for employer health care, dependent children, and home mortgage interest.

If ever there was a radical moderate, a fervent centrist Democrat, it's O'Rourke.

But today, Mr. Miller, a centrist, made it clear that he hoped to honor Mr. Coverdell by trying to leap beyond the restraints of party.

But, in coalition with centrist parties, it is expected to top the poll and wrest a large number of local councils from the left.

He faces another trial on corruption charges related to a Jerusalem real-estate deal, but some recent polls show that if Olmert were to head a new centrist coalition it would run strongly against Netanyahu's party.