Sentence examples for rightward lurch from inspiring English sources

Brooks sat out the rightward lurch.

The party they inhabit has taken an emphatic rightward lurch since 41's days.

Chinese officials and scholars mutter darkly about a rightward lurch in Japanese politics.

But the Republicans' rightward lurch has left them nowhere else to go.

Bush deplored the rightward lurch of the G.O.P., but lacked the will or the fire to fight for its future.

Will Mr Sarkozy's rightward lurch alienate those in the centre whose votes he needs in a second round?

But the rightward lurches last month and in 2010 were made possible by a longer term shift in the state's political landscape.

Jeb seems bemused by the rightward, anti-establishment lurch of the Republican party.

Following successive election defeats, and a political environment primed for a change, the B.J.P. faces a choice: move toward the political center or cling to ideological purity and lurch rightward in an attempt at a divide and conquer strategy.

Although its lurch rightward has brought the city more into line with the national gestalt, French people today still think of Marseille as an exception, a city-state of its own.

Carter's lurch rightward in 1979 in domestic and foreign policy demoralized Democratic voters and even sparked a brief challenge in the primaries from Massachusetts Senator Edward Kennedy representing the progressive wing of the party.