Sentence examples for is too right from inspiring English sources

In a video posted on the leader's Twitter account a woman shouts at Mr Murphy, telling him he is too right wing and "couldn't spell socialism".

He said, though, that he had no objection to Mr. McCain's scolding of Mr. Robertson because the television preacher "is too right for me, even though I'm to the right".

In the case of the Conservative Party the answer is: too right they can.It developed the habit during a decade in opposition from the late 1990s, while Tony Blair was winning the centre ground and huge majorities for the Labour Party.

"If a deal is too good and the price is too right," says Symantec's Fubini.

A source close to Adelson told the Observer that Cruz has grown on him, but the business magnate believes the senator's chances of winning the GOP nomination in 2016 are slim since he is "too right wing".

If he thinks the religious parties have far too much influence and that the government is too right-wing and opportunistically anti-Arab, I am with him on all that also.

When a proposal is too right-wing for 94percentt of the population, including 76percentt of Tea Party members - and when it makes nearly three out of every four Aericans "somewhat" or "very" uncomfortable - one thing it is not is "centrist". No Labels is just one small cadre in a great army of mercenaries pushing the austerity cause.

In other words, don't be too "right" and don't be too "left".

It's too right wing, not representative of the political centre ground.

It is implied that the wrong men were chosen - those who were too right-wing.

"Whether we're too right-handed, too one-dimensional, we should've found a way.