Centrism in a sentence

Liberals moved farther left, re-classifying fringe radicalism as moderate centrism.

I think this is especially important because I know in past political generations, opportunity has been basically a code for ideological centrism that means that you’re going to see the neoliberal framework kind of playing out.

Brexit has ripped the guts out of the liberal modernising centrism of David Cameron.

But with voters increasingly exhausted by years of political polarization, progressive parties that are serious about gaining and retaining power would be well advised to reconsider their opposition to centrism.

What does it mean to be "too far left" — and why are conservatives not scolded about centrism?

Some of the fury that has long come Biden’s way from progressives fed up with his centrism is now certainly headed Buttigieg’s way.

Then you have the Liberal Democrats whose brand of “radical centrism” is about as riveting and convincing as an apology from Angela Smith.

When it comes to legislation, the traditional justification for the filibuster has been that a minority veto encourages centrism.

As the faction grew more frustrated with both Turnbull’s centrism and his failure to dominate Labor in polling, Dutton’s champions made plain their claim for the base.

If there's a humane alternative to the plutocratic and xenophobic politics of the far right on both sides of the Atlantic, it won't be found in Macron's deceptively right-wing centrism.

Their evangelical insistence on pushing centrism — which is just a nicer word for “trickle-down economics” — is what got us into this mess in the first place.

The time is up for happy fantasies of office-park centrism and professional-class competence.

This plot development reflects the traditional proletarian-centrism of North Korean official ideology, with its usual touch of mistrust to the educated snobs.

Advantages Some historians have suggested that two-party systems promote centrism and encourages political parties to find common positions which appeal to wide swaths of the electorate.

For instance, Evgeny Morozov particularly challenges two concepts: “Internet-centrism” and “solutionism”.

However, the news media also show a remarkable degree of centrism, just because all outlets but one are located –from an ideological point of view- between the average Democrat and average Republican in Congress.

Morozov, Evgeny (March 2014) "To Save Everything, Click Here: The Folly Of Technology Solutionism" Internet-centrism refers to the idea that our society is convinced that the Internet is one of the most stable and coherent forces.