Sentence examples for centrist with a from inspiring English sources

Labor voters have generally considered Labor to be centrist with a small move to the left from 2001 to 2013.

Mr. Green has remolded his own political image, moving from traditional liberal to centrist with a tough-on-crime twist.

Some senior Republican officials saw something they liked: the contrast that Kasich, a methodical centrist with a long track record, drew with Trump and with Cruz, who dropped out of the race after his loss in Indiana on Tuesday night.

Now Mr. Gore has reached out to a fellow centrist with a comparable record of breaking ranks with many of their fellow Democrats on important issues like defense and free trade.

The support of Mr. Lieberman, who has built his career as a centrist with a strong interest in helping religious groups, could be pivotal as the president seeks to gain Senate passage.

But Mr. Salazar, who took the interior job offered by Mr. Obama, had just begun a promising career in the Senate and was a well-liked centrist with a Hispanic heritage from an increasingly important swing state.

Even the Spectator has pegged him as Labour's next Tony Blair: a centrist with an ability to appeal beyond the party's core voters.

Mr. Paniagua, 64, has moved back and forth between Congress and the executive branch and is known as a centrist, with an ability to reach consensus with politicians of other parties.

She has claimed to be a political "centrist" with an academic interest in the alt-right.

There are at least two ways they could force action: by electing more centrists with a bent for bipartisan compromise, or by handing one party such an overwhelming mandate as to make its agenda unstoppable.

At a conference of the Center for the Study of the Presidency, Senator John Breaux of Louisiana described his centrist alliance with a fellow centrist Democrat, Senator Joe Lieberman, as "the Kosher-Cajun Caucus".