Sentence examples for the distant right from inspiring English sources

Long before Super Tuesday, the Republican Party had cemented itself on the distant right of American politics, with a primary campaign that has been relentlessly nasty, divisive and vapid.

Perhaps that will change with a true Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement (a prospect that looks more distant right now than the star Vega).

For cannabis campaigners from both the right and left, the ultimate goal of federally legal weed may seem especially distant right now.

"It's having an impact on agriculture, it's having an impact on our tourism … There are real costs, not in the distant future but right now.

She wanted to hear exactly how the next President was going to remove some of the tremendous financial weight bearing down on her — reduce gas prices, cut the cost of medicine — not in the distant future but right away.

The preferred line will be at the distant bunkers on the right side of the fairway, but tee shots must still fly 250 yards to hit the short grass.

Finally, in Figure 11.c simultaneous tracking of several vehicles is shown: the vehicle ahead the own car moves from the lower-left corner of the image to the upper-middle part, while at the same time tracking is kept for the distant vehicle in the right lane.

Abolishing the sad old laws of economics was but an afternoon's work for the new paradigm.Who knows, the visionaries may be right about the distant future.

This bent perspective means that the distant gas lantern on the right and near one on the left are different views of the same.

Buchanan's thinking on this is hardly a personal eccentricity and reflects the larger worldview of the anti-communist right, both in the distant past and the present.

They had to pull over once for a convoy of army tanks, and there was the distant sound of gunfire left and right.