Sentence examples for left dismissed from inspiring English sources

President Nicolas Sarkozy, left, dismissed his labor minister and reshuffled several other cabinet posts on Monday after leftists trounced his conservatives in regional elections.

The opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, left, dismissed speculation that he was negotiating with President Robert Mugabe to form a unity government and cancel the presidential runoff on June 27.

Obama hasn't been the first American president to love the written word ― even President George W. Bush, who many on the left dismissed as doltish, read prolifically, though he left it more to his wife, first lady Laura Bush, to actively promote literacy.

Leaders on the left dismissed Mr. Berlusconi remarks as the wild ravings of a badly wounded politician.

Giving viewers his best salesman's grin, Mr Berlusconi said he planned to slash the tax on bank current accounts and, even more enticingly, to abolish the municipal tax on primary residences which was not in his manifesto.The left dismissed this as just another populist gimmick and demanded to know how he would pay for it.

"They make too many compromises here," he said flatly as we left, dismissing the offending sauce as not authentic and, worse, just not good.

Vote Leave dismissed the Pickles letter.

Matthew Elliott, the chief executive of the main "out" campaign Vote Leave, dismissed Mr Cameron's diplomatic breakthrough.

Vote Leave dismissed the claims, saying the UK would be able to renegotiate the European health insurance scheme "to get a better deal for the British taxpayer if we vote [to] leave".

The left dismisses him as malign and moronic a B-movie actor who floated into the White House on an updraft of phoney charm, a man who snoozed during meetings, blew up the deficit and propped up unsavoury third-world despots from Argentina to Zaire.In this section The great storyteller's story Aux armes, historiens!

The left can dismiss any Tory leader as bound by tribal instinct to oppress the poor and line the pockets of the top 1%.