Sentence examples for that left of from inspiring English sources

"It sounds like that left of center, that place of discomfort that created rock 'n' roll, created the (heavy) metal, where it all spawned from".

But as Lizza's mention of the White House's political strategy on immigration implicitly acknowledges, this "recipe" is one that left-of-center coalition politics bears a lot of responsibility for cooking up.

The simultaneous need to satisfy the attitude police in their own ranks, mollify the mainstream and disarm the enemy means that left-of-centre public figures appear peculiarly pinched and dry.

Mr Powell reckons that left-of-centre leaders receive undue criticism for getting rich after they leave politics.Another reason for Mr Blair's alienation from his compatriots is that he seems increasingly like a foreigner an impression underlined by his high-profile combination of wealth and charitable work.

At Vox_,_ Dylan Matthews argued last weekend that left-of-center white journalists are "riddled with anxiety about being perceived as out of touch with 'real America.' " This anxiety, he suggested, has caused them to overcompensate by portraying Trumpism not as a choice of people with agency but as a byproduct of social and economic distress.

The party has also lost ground with two groups of swing voters: married women favoured them by four points in 1996, but backed Mr Bush by 12 points in 2004; a 16-point lead among Catholics became a five-point loss in 2004.The 1990s showed that left-of-centre parties can climb the highest mountains provided they start early and stick to the right path.

It's that left-of-the-dial devotion to punk and the Souls that nudges From Downtown to descend weekly to their makeshift underground studio, past the Costco-size packs of paper towels and the towers of canned food.

Many critics argue that the left-of-centre governments are in retreat because social democrats have moved too far towards the centre.

In its formative stages, Lili produced heavy rainfall in portions of Central America, causing flooding that left thousands of people homeless.

But that left lots of room for gamesmanship, Justice Breyer said.

If the loopholes and deductions that left six of the richest Americans paying zero tax in 2009 — zilch!