Sentence examples for the left means from inspiring English sources

"I'm afraid and I'm angry they want to scare me," said Vassiliki Gousiou, referring to the politicians who say a vote for the left means leaving the euro.

More plausibly, being "on the left" means taking issue with the government on the Iraq war, civil liberties and tuition fees.

For example, the O+ loss percentage of 30 in the 0 nT dipole run (Table 1, the 4th column of the left) means that 30% of the available O+ ions which are emitted from the model exobase escape from Mars while the rest (70%) of the emitted O+ ions are re-absorbed at the model exobase.

At the simplest, most ecumenical level, to be on the left means to take the side of the underdog, whoever that may be: the meek, the poor and, generally speaking, the 'least among us,' as a well-known representative of the left position put it a couple of millenniums ago".

Women who wear the flower on the right side is signalling that she is single, while a flower on the left means that she's married or in a relationship.

One of the first books we published - Przewodnik Lewicy - was a guide to what the Left means today.

Ms. Quenga explained that a flower over the right ear meant "I'm available"; the left meant "I'm taken".

These were lies from the left, meant to divide people and scare them away from conservative values.

Her key characteristics, notably her ideological distaste for the left, meant Labour-controlled councils became an inevitable target for her radicalism.

But what does a rhetorical shift to the left mean in practical terms, and how does it jibe with the reputation she forged in the Senate as a pro-business, pro-Wall Street Democrat?

Values on the far right mean a booming economy, while values on the left mean a sluggish economy like the one we've been in for the past few years.