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establishmentarianism

NOUN
  1. the doctrine of supporting the social or political establishment

How To Use establishmentarianism In A Sentence

  • Once the substance had been entirely sucked out, all that was left was the bogus symbolism of anti-establishmentarianism and the hollow tropes of faux danger and commercialized dissent. I Saw The News On Television Today, Oh Boy
  • Even so, there remains a powerful case for antidisestablishmentarianism. Times, Sunday Times
  • “Evolutionism” has tried to become an establishmentarianism institution, though lacks the fundamental scientific basis for reality and credibility, despite repeated religious fervor by individuals who want to distance themselves from their fellow humans, for their own self-seeking purposes. Tangled Bank #71 - The Panda's Thumb
  • But there's still a case for antidisestablishmentarianism. Times, Sunday Times
  • My dad loved learning to spell, pronounce, and use-in-sentences big words, and of course I knew how to spell "antidisestablishmentarianism" before I was 5. Among the Simple
  • Since the antidisestablishmentarianism camp was opposed to this idea, they became the antidisestablishmentarians, and their stated platform was called Antidisestablishmentarianism.
  • National Review for its 2008 endorsement, which they see as proof of the magazine's supposed liberal establishmentarianism. Forbes.com: News
  • Completely daft suggestions will be ignored, so no suggestions of 'antidisestablishmentarianism' along with a title of 'sex lives of cornflakes.' Pen-Elayne on the Web
  • It is almost impossible to believe and downright sickening to accept that in light of the clear mandate of the tea party that the GOP stands on the cusp of returning to 'establishmentarianism,' ABC News: Top Stories
  • Given this, the Reason/vulgar libertarian types, despite their infuriating establishmentarianism, hardly seem like the worst. December 17th is the International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers
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