Sentence examples for left wing figures from inspiring English sources

It means that Graves, the team's popular left wing, figures to remain with the team through the end of the season, and that it may be a busy off-season for Sather.

Such sentiment won him praise from left-wing figures including Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir; he was even invited to tour the USSR, which he declined.

On a single day, one of Israel's most left-wing figures, the journalist Gideon Levy, and one of its most right-wing, the politician Effie Eitam, both told Grossman, "This is my book".

For instance, Jorge Noguera, Mr. Uribe's former intelligence chief, is under investigation for handing over lists to paramilitaries of union leaders and other left-wing figures who were singled out for assassination.

Looking back at the history of left-wing figures from the 1930s like the French socialist Léon Blum, he saw their central failing as the lack of "any appreciation of the possibility of evil as a constraining, much less a dominating, element in public affairs".

But Obama isn't in his last years in office yet, and I had in mind the Truman of 1948 rather than the Truman of 1952 — the pre-Korean War Truman, that is, whose early Cold War strategy enjoyed strong bipartisan support, to the frustration of more left-wing figures like Henry Wallace and the bafflement of his Republican opponents.

That longtime activist work has given her connections to lots of left-wing figures who seem thrilled to endorse her.

Additionally (and disappointingly), similar anti-science rhetoric is coming from prominent left-wing figures like liberal talk show host Bill Maher.

In fact, the prospect of nationalising the banks is something that many left-wing figures have been demanding for a long time.

Still, ROC United's One Fair Wage campaign has appeared to gain momentum as other high-profile, progressive policies and left-wing figures like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, herself a former bartender who backs the Raise the Wage Act—have become more mainstream.

Though they are very distinct personalities, Brown, Schwarzenegger, and Davis are not so much left-wing figures or right-wing figures as they are up-wing figures, i.e., political leaders who place a special emphasis on big think/think big future-oriented policies that position California on the global cutting edge even amidst some searing crises, some of them so chronic that they seemed permanent.