Sentence examples for centrist of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg, a Republican-turned-independent, is the most politically centrist of the donors.

Kendall is considered to be the more centrist of the four Labour leadership candidates and clashed with leftwinger Jeremy Corbyn in a BBC hustings on Sunday, saying she did not think the pair's politics were "anything like the same".

Alas, none of the leading candidates, and precious few Democrats of any stripe, would now call themselves free-traders.Even Hillary Clinton, the most centrist of the leading Democratic contenders, whose husband signed all three of those big trade deals, has found it politic to project herself as a trade sceptic.

Brown is seen as comfortably the more centrist of the two: on a 0 to 100 scale for YouGov, voters place Brown on an average of 21 points to the left of centre and Cameron 35 points to the right, with Tory MPs a further 18 points of "clear blue water" to the right.

Although they'll be able to weigh in on the Democratic race, they can't help someone like the ailing Kasich, the most centrist of the remaining trio of Republican contenders, all of whom will speak at the state party convention, just south of San Francisco, later this month.

Kasich, called the most centrist of the Republicans, will show in his Limbo that he can stay balanced while slithering under an increasingly challenging obstacle.

"They like centrist, middle-of-the-road Democrats or Republicans.

He has used some of his enormous wealth, for instance, to contribute to several campaigns of centrist members of Congress facing more extreme opponents.

There are plenty of centrist and right-of-center economists who think that Mr. Hubbard would make a fine Treasury secretary.

He is also a representative of the centrist Union of Democrats and Independents (UDI) at the Assembly of French Citizens Abroad.

A Social Democratic Party member of the Reichstag (national parliament) from 1900, Ledebour initially stood among the left centrists of his party.