Sentence examples for true centrist from inspiring English sources

I believe the Reform Party can be the true centrist party.

When it comes to literature, Mrs. Bush is a true centrist.

The ideology scores have been refined somewhat from the previous version of the model and now represent a composite of four objective measures of ideology: These measures are then translated onto a scale that runs from 0 (a true centrist) to 100, where a score of 50 represents the average opposition party nominee in presidential election years since 1944.

"It was the issue of who was the true centrist," Rush said by phone Tuesday night.

You haven't had that many true centrists nominated since Thomas Dewey and Dwight D. Eisenhower — although Gerald Ford, Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter were closer to the center than most other candidates.

True to his own centrist instincts, prime minister Matteo Renzi, head of the Democratic party, publicly sided with Hillary Clinton even before she won the Democratic nomination.

I love Jonathan Chait's phrase "the fever swamp of the center"; it really is true that self-identified centrists are sounding crazier and crazier, as they try to reconcile their fanatical devotion to the proposition that both parties are equally at fault with the distressing reality that Obama actually advocates the policies they claim to want.

So the notion that this is me trying to look" — he waved his hands around his head — "centrist is not true".

Mr. Romney, they say, is showing his true, authentic self by advocating more centrist or at least centrist-sounding positions on taxation and the education budget and caring for the elderly and the disabled.

It is true that both are, broadly speaking, centrists, but important distinctions are emerging.

That's true whether you are liberal or conservative, moderate or centrist.