NOUN
- an association of British socialists who advocate gradual reforms within the law leading to democratic socialism
How To Use Fabian Society In A Sentence
- Resolution I. -- That the Society be called the Fabian Society (as Mr. Podmore explained in allusion to the victorious policy of Fabius The History of the Fabian Society
- the Fabian society
- Tens of thousands of the lowest-income families will lose around 6% of their net income in the next year because of the government's tax and benefit changes with the bulk of the cuts kicking in next week, the analysis by the Fabian Society shows. Protest march against coalition cuts expected to attract 300,000
- Maud Reeves was very involved in the Fabian Society and was an active suffragist and sociologist.
- She inspired Ann Veronica, but the scandal made relations impossible with the straitlaced Fabian Society, in which Wells had made his most sustained attempt to turn socialist principle into practice. A Man of Parts by David Lodge – review
- At the Fabian Society's summer reception at Westminster he was among friends and looking relaxed and comfortable.
- The Fabian Society was founded to gradually replace capitalism with socialism, but now they are rapidly moving in the opposite direction.
- It was rather surprising that last week the Fabian Society, a left wing think-tank, debated 'Can we regain the public trust in the City'.
- Founded in 1884 and affiliated to the Labour party, the Fabian Society is a major left-of-centre think tank BBC News - Home
- members of the Fabian Society, an important British SOCIALIST society founded in 1883 which favored an evolutionary SOCIALIST "permeation" of CAPITALIST institutions and opposed the REVOLUTIONARY doctrine of MARX. Concise Dictionary of Religion
