rightish

There are a good number of rightish writers on here.

The surroundings were refined; the talk was rightish Beltway.

Amazing how, when a Conservative PM commits to aid, people of a more leftish bent suddenly become all rightish.

In 1948 he entered Parliament as the Labor member for Southwark, in South London, and quickly fell under the spell of Hugh Gaitskill, the party's rightish leader.

The Taiwan Biennial reflects the liberal policies of the Taipei city government, which is led by the leftish Democratic Progressive Party (the national government remains in the hands of the rightish Kuomintang).

Not surprisingly, a number of the company's books have been denounced as irresponsible... Regnery's list is a reminder not only that the American marketplace continues to welcome books with a rightish agenda but that attacking the Clintons is good business.

In their place, new, rightish figures emerged - Nigel Lawson at the Department of Energy; Norman Tebbit in place of Prior at Employment; Nicholas Ridley, the driest of dry monetarists, as Financial Secretary to the Treasury.

The center-right coalition of Thorbjörn Fälldin had earlier suffered a loss upon the breakup of the government in 1981, the year before the election, when the rightish Moderate Party chose to withdraw from the government, protesting against the centrist tax policies of the Fälldin government.