Sentence examples for rightward tendency from inspiring English sources

Male grey short-tailed opossums showed right-forelimb preference in most of the observed unimanual behaviours, while male sugar gliders displayed only a slight, not significant rightward tendency.

The only region to buck the rightward trend was Paris itself, where the Socialists registered gains.

Franz Niggemann, a former AfD chairman in Berlin's Tempelhof district, wrote on his website that he had left the party because it was "moving in a rightward direction toward illiberalism, with a strong tendency to discriminate against minority groups".

During later trials, wayfinders showed a tendency to orient themselves toward more rightward (positive values) angles in the direction of the upcoming turn.

Consistent with this proposal, a patient with damage to the right STG showed impaired discrimination of gaze direction in the form of a tendency for gaze to be perceived as more "rightward" than its actual physical direction (Akiyama, Kato, Muramatsu, Saito, Nakachi, and Kashima 2006).

So America is shifting rightward?

It also confirmed a rightward tilt.

The terrorists have raised to white heat certain smouldering tendencies among the American Right, while simultaneously - as is usually the case at the start of wars - pushing American politics and most of its population in a sharply rightward direction; all of which has taken place under an unexpectedly right-wing Administration.

And all three post-liberal tendencies are in synch with aspects of the populisms roiling the West's politics: the radicals with Bernie Sanders and Jeremy Corbyn and Podemos and Syriza, the neo-reactionaries with Trump and Brexit and Le Pen, the Catholic integralists with Eastern Europe's rightward turn.

Politicians sensed the mood, and shifted rightward.

Brooks sat out the rightward lurch.