Sentence examples for left exemplified from inspiring English sources

The leadership campaign will divisively pit the neo-Blairite centre right, represented by Chuka Umunna, against the post-Brownite statist centre left, exemplified by second favourite Andy Burnham.

The misery for the centre left, exemplified by Germany's SPD and Labour's traumas in the UK, deepened as results trickled in from other big EU states, such as France, Italy, Poland, and Spain.

In contrast with Shafi, he believes Labour's tack to the left, exemplified by its tax policy, has put off many Labour voters.

Riverside is taking up where Los Angeles left off.Nothing exemplifies the diffusion of the haves better than the spread of gated communities.

The far-right United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) and its leader Nigel Farage led the charge in favor of Leave, as exemplified by a recent UKIP poster featuring a photo of Syrian refugees with the caption "Breaking point: the EU has failed us".

Ultimately, Timothy's reputation was not satisfactorily restored, nor was Beryl's character left untainted, exemplifying both the ambiguity and tensions at the heart of the Brabin Inquiry; and in the legal interrogations of the circumstances in which a working-class woman would seek an abortion.

Natalia Osipova and Ivan Vasiliev, even though they have left the Bolshoi Ballet, exemplified the best Bolshoi tradition of inflating a cartload of clichés (the "Flames of Paris" pas de deux, attributed to Vasily Vainonen) with outstandingly larger-than-life exuberance.

At his death in 1799 he left a critical legacy; he exemplified the core ideals of the American Revolution and the new nation: republican virtue and devotion to civic duty.

Changes in cardiac structure, such as cardiac dilation were evident at 4 weeks, exemplified by increased left ventricular end diastolic and systolic dimensions and decreases in relative wall thickness.

For all these reasons, here we shall take mereology to be concerned mainly with the principles governing the relation exemplified in (1)–(8), leaving it open whether one or more such broader uses of 'part' may themselves be subjected to mereological treatments of some sort.

"Tipping, and the aristocratic idea it exemplifies, is what we left Europe to escape," William Scott wrote in his 1916 anti-tipping screed, "The Itching Palm".