Sentence examples for serious leftists from inspiring English sources

I think I threw Ives in there intending to discredit him later in the book -- needless to say he was viewed dubiously by serious leftists for his dabbling with cooperation with the House Committee on UnAmerican Activities -- but forgot to do so!

On the one hand, they're fairly serious leftist radicals who get annoyed about being called anarchists by the press and have it in for the mainstream Italian left.

Because what could have been a dry, laborious dissection of serious Leftist dogma from a bunch of stuffy fiftysomething ideologues eager to re-examine the radical principles of their youth, turned out to be a melodrama so torrid it would make the Eastenders scriptwriters recoil and say, in best faux cock-er-nee, "Do what?

The ideological leaning of the Supreme Court is a serious concern, but Leftists can disagree about the best strategy for winning it over.

"Even liberals and leftists – this is their serious belief.

The project to create the PD has already suffered one serious setback: a group of prominent DS leftists, opposed to a merger with the DL, has resigned to form the Sinistra Democratica (SD .Ideal candidatePublic support for the governing coalition has eroded amidst constant squabbling within the Unione, and the left is looking increasingly unfit for government.

In a recent piece, he claims that "middle class leftists" have failed to give serious consideration to the notion of how to win back the white working class.

A victory by the leftist party Syriza promises a more serious confrontation, especially with Germany, over how — and perhaps whether — to keep Greece in the euro zone.

The outcome marks the first serious setback for the forces of "Chavismo", the leftist movement launched by the one-time army officer who charged to power in Venezuela in 1999 and led the once oil-rich country on to a collision course with the United States, triggering a wave of victories for the left in Latin America.

For all his virtuous intentions, Zinn essentially reduced the past to a Manichean fable and made no serious attempt to address the biggest question a leftist can ask about US history: why have most Americans accepted the legitimacy of the capitalist republic in which they live?

Bill Walton has always been more serious than he seemed (how many free-wheeling hippie-leftist types who went to UCLA with him would have endured playing for years in terrible pain?), and at the moment, Walton is serious about either destroying or elevating the idea of color commentary.