Adjective modifier

• left: These people will play the role of classical left centrists as soon as the question of power is on the agenda.

• such: Such centrists take a formal position opposed to war, but prioritize political activity on domestic issues over anti-imperialist mobilisations.

Modifies a noun

• grouping: He ran as a candidate for a small centrist grouping but on an anti-Communist ticket.

• tendency: In Italy these centrist tendencies have brought about a split in the Party.

• party: The PT will also have to forge tactical alliances with smaller centrist parties in order to be assured of a majority in Congress.

• leader: The Bolsheviks have no reason for uniting with the centrist leaders ( " unit y " .

• position: However, there is a third, centrist, position on war - one which counterposes domestic issues to imperialist war.

• current: In the coming period we will inevitably observe a new development of centrist currents in the Labor Party.

Modifying Another Word

• politically: The once politically centrist, science-based vision of environmentalism has been largely replaced with extremist rhetoric.

• strongly: There is a common legacy of strongly centrist state structures, with correspondingly weak regional organization and administrative traditions.