Sentence examples for right wing leanings from inspiring English sources

Brian Altman QC, prosecuting, said: "This man, who had strong if not fanatical right wing leanings and opinions, was on the cusp of embarking on a campaign of terrorism against those he considered non-British.

Our right wing leaning local radio station keeps the "troops" fired up with the latest dose of the bible according to Limbawl.

During interviews broadcast on C-SPAN, liberal Senators Schumer and Leahy purposely conflated Obamacare with Social Security and Medicare, as if raising the boogeyman will scare the right wing-leaning Roberts Supreme Court from striking down the former for fear of harming the latter -- a situation that the Republican/Tea Party would relish.

Although the religion did not rub off, he was puritanical with right-wing leanings, a life-long conservative Republican.

He also conducted a conversation with the charismatic opposition leader Alexey Navalny, whose right-wing leanings make liberals like Akunin nervous.

For French Communists, it was a chance to attack the "decadent" bourgeois students Violette befriended in the Latin Quarter, many of whom, in the 1930s, had extreme right-wing leanings.

Notwithstanding its slogan of "fair and balanced," Fox News came under frequent fire for its right-wing leanings and supposed conservative bias, particularly that of such popular hosts as Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck, and Megyn Kelly.

Mrs. Clinton also accused Republicans of attempting to orchestrate what she termed a "bait and switch" convention that will highlight moderate themes in an effort to mask what she suggested were the true right-wing leanings of the party.

She in turn insists on calling him her "oldest friend," even though he ridicules her right-wing leanings and the pontificating Oswald Spengler she invites to speak at the 1927 Nietzsche Congress.

In fact, he adds, the system has consistently delivered not "communists and Nazis" but candidates who reflect Louisiana's modest right-wing leanings: five Republican congressmen where there was one before, and the first two Republican governors this century.But, counters Mr Parent, the open primary alone is not responsible for that shift.

So, one thing I wonder about is the extent to which this attitude is reinforced not just by the usual crank tendencies, right-wing leanings, and so on, but also by the fact that economists love — looooove — to talk about runaway inflation, precisely because it's something that's so easy to explain: you run the printing presses to cover your deficits, and off you go.