Sentence examples for not left wing from inspiring English sources

"He still hasn't rejoined the party; it's not left wing enough for him".

At times what he has to say is overtly political, as in "Aprile," when he implores, comically, desperately, a tongue-tied opponent of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who is monopolizing a TV show, to "say something, answer, say something left wing, say something even not left wing, something civilized".

In an unscientific survey with a plastic bin and balls, Daily Politics reporter Ellie Price asked the people of Bedford if Labour had been too left wing, or not left wing enough, in its policies.

The left are going to say that Scotland was lost because the party was not left wing enough.

They paint NPR as "far-left" and "politically correct, the handmaiden of terror" -- hyperbole designed to discredit media outlets that are not left wing but rather are committed to reporting hard facts and a range of viewpoints rather than blind, partisan ideological rhetoric cloaked as "fair and balanced".

In 2010 quite a lot of Lib Dem support came from voters who felt that New Labour was not left wing enough.

They are not left-wing; no one in Fatherland shows much concern for Russia's miserable legions of poor and powerless.

One review last year, in the left-leaning Libération newspaper, suggested that the book was not left-wing enough.

When she was fired by Mr Callaghan he did the same job for Peter Shore, who, though not left-wing, was fanatically anti-European.

Unlike Syriza in Greece or Podemos in Spain, the organisers of Brazil's protests are not left-wing and do not constitute a political party.

But she and her Green friends all refused to serve under Manuel Valls, who was appointed prime minister in a reshuffle that month, on the grounds that he is not left-wing enough.Green disillusion has spread.