Sentence examples for rightward stance from inspiring English sources

So when Mr. Christie appeared before a group of major donors and party enthusiasts here on Thursday evening, he seized on a subject that provides him a rare opportunity to take a rightward stance, offering a tough-talking hawkish denunciation of the Republican drift toward national security libertarianism.

This is called the Homo loquens hypothesis: lateralisation in general was driven by the evolution of an upright, bipedal stance, while the rightward preference was driven, some time later, by the evolution of language.

The move toward partisan reporting accelerated in the 1980s and 1990s as talk radio shows around the country introduced audiences to rightward leanings hosts who were open about their political stance on the news.

So America is shifting rightward?

It also confirmed a rightward tilt.

First, the rightward shift is modest.

At the same time, a shared currency and shared concerns about a possible rightward shift on the Continent driven by aging populations and high unemployment have clearly pushed European governments toward a more united and bolder stance than seemed possible until recently.

All signs point to a rightward shift.

Politicians sensed the mood, and shifted rightward.

It will be a rightward drift".

Brooks sat out the rightward lurch.