Sentence examples for somewhat leftist from inspiring English sources
It was perhaps this period that gave Meade's policy work its distinctly Cambridge and somewhat leftist flavour.
The 1890 revolution was associated with the somewhat leftist Civic Union group, which was actually led by Mitre himself, and it aimed to topple the President Miguel Celman.
This allows for a somewhat leftist discussion of the issue, but ultimately is unable to address the rise of Christian fundamentalism in the United States ".
Certainly, by Chenoweth's account, there was nothing in Murdoch's early days as a somewhat feckless leftist student at Oxford to suggest that a would-be emperor was about to emerge from this chrysalis of privilege.
Originally somewhat centrist in his views, he became more leftist in politics, and from 1958 he crystallized opposition to the regime of Charles de Gaulle.
But things are more complicated, especially after her somewhat opaque article in the Times.Some anti-war leftists are still furious about Ms Miller's pre-war reporting about Iraq's rather-hard-to-find WMD.
The Communist Party had voted to dissolve itself in 1965 and join Nasser's Arab Socialist Union; other leftist parties had been similarly co-opted by the state (hence the somewhat oracular status of those few intellectuals, like Ibrahim, who have remained loyal to their ideals).
He must have lost his squash partners in the split, because he somehow persuaded my parents, both committed leftists, to do an unconventionally conventional thing — join the Heights Casino, a somewhat elitist, old racket club in Brooklyn Heights.
That has accompanied a broader decline in overall murders and kidnappings as the civil war, between leftist rebels on one side and government forces and right-wing paramilitary groups on the other, has eased somewhat from its peak in the 1990s.
