Sentence examples for left thought that from inspiring English sources

The pragmatic left thought that Germany should pay the cost that Israel would have to bear to absorb the survivors, while the right declared it was immoral to sell absolution in exchange for tainted lucre.

At the turn of the 20th century, many on the left thought that extending the franchise to working-class voters would inevitably lead to the victory of parliamentary socialism.

A German-speaking neuroscientist on my left thought that the "dictatorship of choice", the result of globalisation, is breeding a new kind of anxiety, breaking down communities and internal security.

The left thought that it was propping up the status quo, and was probably a front for the C.I.A. to boot (and, in fact, the C.I.A. was using other foundations for covert funding).

Whatever the truth might be, millions on the left thought that the story was no better than Nixon deserved, certainly after his bullying treatment, during the 1950 Senate contest, of Representative Helen Gahagan Douglas, whom he'd described as "pink right down to her underwear".

(Of course, those on the left think that what those on the right call reform is not reform at all but merely ruination).

"The so-called left think that if there were no settlements it would be easier to make peace," he said, as he surveyed the wreckage here.

(Of course, those on the left think that what those on the right call reform is not reform at all but merely ruination). Alexandre, who says that he now regrets his vote for the centrist François Bayrou in the last Presidential election, cannot, as a rule, count on a reliable base of supporters, which may be why Le Fooding constantly needs to whip up new bases at its events.

These sceptics on the left think that it would be better to work with the Left Party (Die Linke) and the Greens, than with the conservatives.

Hieroglyphics were usually written from right to left, so I thought that would make the puzzle more authentic and challenging.

Julie Gruen Passenger on the Piccadilly Line train that was blown up near Russell Square "I saw a huge fireball explosion as though it was coming towards me and I looked at that and then I just looked to my left and literally thought that would be it... [After that] it was just blackness, just darkness.