Sentence examples for it too left from inspiring English sources

Arnold was careful that the episode would not alienate regular EastEnders viewers by making it too left of field, ensuring that it would be recognisable as an EastEnders episode, and made sure viewers would identify with the character, emphasising her state of mind with visual links.

The Soviets' forced transfer of tens of thousands of Lviv's Polish residents to within the new borders of Poland is a usually forgotten detail by comparison, but it too left its mark on the city's strange atmosphere, that feeling that the people living there now are not quite of the people who built it.

Fordham is a particularly noteworthy case because its Patriot League success followed a step down from the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference in 1990, a time when La Salle was dominating that league with three straight championships, before it too left the MAAC in 1992 after winning a fourth.

He did not join the Tribune group, where the Labour left had congregated since the days of Aneurin Bevan, seemingly because it was too left wing.

Nor do I accept that Labour lost because it was too "left wing".

On Wednesday Len McCluskey, general secretary of the Unite union, dismissed claims that Labour lost the general election because it was too left-wing and said his union would "play its part" in the debate on the party's future.

The political independence of the BBC in Britain is unusual, and is in any case contested by critics who complain that it is too left-leaning.

For Labour whose defeat at the polls reflected voters' concerns that it was too left-wing, too hostile to business and over-reliant on union dosh that may be no bad thing.

And however nuanced his views, some think him too left-wing to lead the party.

The problem, he wrote, was not that the plan was too left wing, but that it was a hodgepodge of ideas without many natural allies.

"We've got this view that the Labour party is too left for England and not left enough for Scotland".