Sentence examples for centrist which from inspiring English sources

As a columnist, he was relentlessly, irritatingly "centrist," which, over the past couple of decades, usually meant splitting the difference between the views of moderate-to-liberal Democrats and those of very conservative Republicans.

But Colorado's rapid growth in recent years included thousands of Hispanics and transplants from the East and West Coasts, many of whom were less interested in a staunch conservative than a centrist, which is how Mr. Strickland ran.

If Democrats and Republicans have settled on their presumptive nominees at that point, Mr. Bloomberg will have to decide whether he believes those candidates are vulnerable to a challenge from a pragmatic, progressive centrist, which is how he would promote himself.

You appear reasonable and centrist, which in this case Obama actually is, to a fault.

This is not a matter of repudiating conservatism and becoming a vapid "centrist"—which he could not plausibly do, and should not in any case try to do.

Americans Elect was created to appeal to this class of professional centrists — which meant that it was doomed to go nowhere.

But I've come to realize that none of these innovations will emerge at scale until we get the most important innovation of all — political innovation that will empower independents and centrists, which describes a lot of the country.

Following Sunday's election, the seven parties will be joined by the Union of Centrists, which is set to win seats for the first time since its founding in 1992.

But even more importantly, there is this insane belief that Fox News can swing centrists, which are the critical voters who decide elections.

"But as president, he devoted little time and effort to developing and sustaining a coalition of centrists, which doomed hope for any real progress on illegal guns" and other issues.

The fact is that the Senate bill is a centrist document, which moderate Republicans should find entirely acceptable.