Sentence examples for left the mainstream from inspiring English sources

After the European elections, complying with a manifesto commitment, I left the mainstream centre-right European People's Party (EPP) and joined the ECR group.

In conservative Forth Worth, where almost the entire diocese left the mainstream Episcopal Church a few years ago, at least four different congregations, including Mr. Hough's, are now seeking to join the ordinariate and become new Catholic parishes.

But he has left the mainstream industry and is now focusing on cruising - the one part of the travel business that, according to Stephen Bath, is "defying gravity" with its apparently unstoppable success.

If we want to restore respect for facts and break through the intellectual ghettos on both the right and left, the mainstream media will have to be aggressive without being hysterical and adversarial without being unduly oppositional.

Edward Davey, the Liberal Democrats' foreign affairs spokesman, said: "This announcement confirms that the Tories have left the mainstream of European politics and joined forces with a rag-bag of parties with extreme views.

In his first interview on the Syrian crisis since losing his ministerial post in the autumn reshuffle, Alistair Burt said the failure of MPs in August to back the principle of military action against the Assad regime for the use of chemical weapons had left the mainstream opposition forces "absolutely devastated".

In the final resort, failure to clean house at all news organisations would leave the mainstream media in Britain at risk of retribution in the form of statutory regulation.

By leaving the mainstream so decisively, the Deep South and Appalachia will no longer be able to dictate that winning Democrats have Southern accents or adhere to conservative policies on issues like welfare and tax policy, experts say.

Look at the harm their Europhobia is already inflicting on Britain's role in Europe as they leave the mainstream for a ragbag party of neofascists, racists and wreckers.

In their different ways and with divergent ends, "Carlos," "Che" and "The Baader Meinhof Complex" explore the extremes of left-wing ideologies that, with the end of the Cold War, exited the world stage, leaving the mainstream left to drift toward the center.

"David Cameron burnt his boats by leaving the mainstream Christian Democrat, conservative group in the European Parliament, the party of Angela Merkel," he told the BBC News Channel.