Sentence examples for move rightward from inspiring English sources

Tony Blair's mission in opposition was to move rightward and create a party of the centre ground.

No more standing to Labour's left, but a Lib Dem move rightward to stake out terrain of its own.

The move rightward is thus a sign of the hard wisdom that comes with age and experience — or, perhaps, the callousness and curdled dreams that accompany stability and success.

Britain, an island nation with a more centralised government and a far tighter surveillance web, contains illegal immigrants from as far away as China.Mr McCain's move rightward on the immigration issue has given Mr Obama considerable room to manoeuvre.

The water glass distorts the view, rendering people and the balustrade into curvy, almost abstract forms, and also reversing the field so that pedestrians moving leftward move rightward when seen through the glass.

He defended the Massachusetts health care bill, enacted while he was governor, and repeated his call for civility — all indications that he does not intend to move rightward to head off Mr. Perry or the other candidates.

The government moves rightward and the Conservatives accuse it of stealing their policies.

In moving rightward, you seem to cede the independents to McCain.

Later, he lost elections to Republicans, as the once Democratic state moved rightward.

Meanwhile the state's politics have become more progressive, even as the nation's have moved rightward.

Denmark's centre-left coalition government comes closest to the model of left-labelled governments moving rightward in power.