Sentence examples for left indeed from inspiring English sources
The public outcry brought together Australia's political parties from the right and left; indeed, it was a conservative Prime Minister, John Howard, who spearheaded the reform.
Saville remained a Marxist and, like most of the ex-Communist historians, firmly on the left; indeed, decidedly "old left" rather than "new left", let alone New Labour.
Many people on the left, indeed many Guardian readers, are sympathetic to these global citizen values: they see that the world has become smaller and more interdependent, and feel uneasy about policies that prioritise the interests of British citizens.
There is only one problem, he tells the audience: "She leaves!" Indeed, the opening scene is a series of doors slamming in pets' faces.
Our preliminary data indicate that Nup98 from Xenopus eggs is O-GlcNAc modified to only 50% of the levels reached by excess of OGT, leaving indeed room for an upregulation as well as for a downregulation of the modification.
Because John McCain (like Bush) is also on record saying that if the Iraqis ask us to leave, then we will indeed leave.
Her passing will indeed leave a void on the New York social circuit, where Ms. Kaplan was affectionately known as the woman who could out-party even Paris Hilton.
Mr Duhalde will indeed leave Argentina in a much better state than he found it but he is also bequeathing many unpopular decisions to his successor.
Welcome words, but they will remain only words so long as the Corbynite Left – and indeed the not-so Corbynite Left – refuses to acknowledge the degree to which anti-Semitism is snarled up in the before and after of Israelophobia.
The left can indeed hate along with the right.
The results verify that the mapping advantage for positive → right/negative → left is indeed due to the distinction between dominant and subordinate hands.
