Sentence examples for moved leftward from inspiring English sources

The observers were asked to judge whether the visual stimulus moved leftward or rightward.

The country has moved leftward on economic issues since the Great Recession.

(He has edged to the right as his running mate in the 2000 election, Al Gore, has moved leftward).

Mr. Barrett graduated in 1968 from Columbia Journalism School, where he was said to have moved leftward in his politics.

During my dinner shift, I moved leftward across the kitchen to the second line, hot appetizers, where I scorched my wrist stirring risotto with a wooden spoon.

Late last year, the network's public editor wrote about the perception that ESPN had moved "leftward," and concluded that this perception presented a "challenge" to the network.

During these years his political outlook was moving leftward.

Those who move leftward win praise for enlightenment.

Ralph Dawson, a roommate at Yale, echoed that opinion, saying: "Howard was moving leftward and rebelling.

But one way or the other Germany is, like the rest of Europe, moving leftward.

The Democratic Party continues to think the solution to its woes is to keep moving leftward economically.