Examples of 'centrists' in a sentence
Meaning of "centrists"
Centrist is a noun referring to a person who holds moderate political views, often advocating for a balance of conservative and liberal policies
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Some of the centrists come back to him.
A government formed from a large coalition of centrists.
Even centrists respect science to some extent.
Macron was the great hope for centrists.
Then you have the centrists in the centre.
Many of those were conservatives and centrists.
The centrists are calling for civility.
Those with an intermediate outlook are sometimes classified as centrists.
Centrists claim free college is a giveaway to the rich.
These professional centrists have a stake in the system.
We are the center and the centrists.
Yet centrists are likely to do better than early polls suggest.
That makes me a centrist among centrists.
Centrists have an easy retort.
If you choose to advocate organising with centrists or reformists.
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Centrists are obliged to choose.
That applies to centrists as well.
A lot of people will rag on the mods for being centrists.
Other observers feel radical centrists are misreading the political situation.
They are also known as centrists.
Centrists like you have failed time and time again.
She notably wants a rapprochement between centrists and environmentalists.
Those falling between these two categories are considered as being centrists.
Centrists tell us they want to hold down spending and fight deficits.
Some call themselves centrists.
Most Israelis are centrists and party agnostics.
They certainly are not centrists.
Only fools and centrists took the Republicans seriously.
And not even to centrists.
And to convince the centrists of the UDI not to start independently.
The liberals and centrists.
Perhaps Adler is right and centrists really are distinctly hostile to democracy.
They are not even centrists.
Centrists should know true reality That is free from these four possibilities.
An ambiguity that benefits centrists.
The reformists and the centrists who pretend to be the friends of the Palestinians.
Such is the nature of centrists.
These arguments were typical of those centrists who had drawn closest to the Trotskyist movement.
Yeltsin once spoke about his scheme to link two centrists.
They are centrists.
Then she tried to muddy the waters by going over to the centrists.
Some are centrists.
She would love to see it disappear along with the centrists.
They are in power precisely because the centrists have failed to deliver on the economy.
Unity of the proletarian front does not mean capitulation to the centrists.
The supercilious air of pragmatic rationality that centrists award themselves can certainly be annoying.
That is why the party was bound to break ideologically with the reformists and centrists.
Some theories argue that this allows centrists to gain control.
This association tries to organize an alliance between the Socialist Party and the centrists.
There are no centrists.
