Sentence examples for left of left from inspiring English sources

Left of left is how this son of two Holocaust survivors, activists in the Jewish resistance to the Nazi occupation of Warsaw, describes his politics.

At the tee box, people reacted by saying "yikes," and "oh, no," and "he's left of left".

Man, that's left of left.

Ross Douthat, writing in National Review in 2001, dismissed Mr. Walker and his organization as "a well-established cog in the left-of-left political machine".

The magazine's injection of a "vital left-of-left-of-center" viewpoint into the conversation, he added, "has been very fun to watch".

Instead, Quebecers turned to the left-of-left New Democratic Party (or should it now be called the Nouveau Parti democratique even in Anglo Canada given Quebec's pivotal role in the NDP's sudden ascent to the Official Opposition with 102 seats and over 30% of the country's vote?).

The six patterns formed by joining the rectangles side-by-side were as follows: black left of white, B|W; White left of Black, W|B; white left of horizontal, W|H; horizontal left of white, H|W; horizontal left of black, H|B; and black left of horizontal, B|H.

This is the nihilism of the "unreconstructed left", "pseudo-left" or "third-worldist" left, though some of their positions have also begun to infect more mainstream progressive politics.

The first and most widely noticed way is that left or left-of-center parties have won a remarkable series of elections during the decade.

Coghlan has proven he can't play center, and Kearns is not anyone's vision of a CF. The left and left-center portion of this D could fluff up a feller's ERA.

(Speaking of left sides, a left-handed version is forthcoming).