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How To Use Pacifistic In A Sentence

  • Liberalism today is, strictly speaking, pretty pacifistic.
  • Not long into the voyage, the ship is attacked by a peculiarly pacifistic band of pirates, who take the children on board their ship.
  • I find this sort of pacifistic reading of Just War utterly preposterous.
  • Even the pacifistically named Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee was moving away from King and toward the violent radical Black Panther Party. 1968
  • The vainglorious presence of Marilyn Monroe is placed alongside the subdued countenance of Mother Theresa, Che Guevara glares vehemently in opposition to the pacifistic visage of Mahatma Gandhi.
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  • Jacen was far more serene, and took a measured, pacifistic stance, believing any aggressive use of the Force to be a step towards the dark side.
  • the pacifistically inclined liberals
  • It was my hope in the article to respond to these critics without endorsing the pacifistic positions they propose instead.
  • He was positioned by his commercial handlers as saintly, unifying, pacifistic and unthreatening. Times, Sunday Times
  • His mind was already awhirl with ways to bypass the pacifistic Thrall and the crotchety old Cairne and get the Horde what it needed. The Shattering
  • If we make our society too pacifistic, we may be unable to survive that sort of contact.
  • The experiences of the liberal-democratic period can be used to prevent the re-emergence of these pacifistic illusions.
  • Why aren't young people more idealistic and pacifistic than others? Times, Sunday Times
  • I'm the most pacifistic guy you'll ever meet.
  • The people of Akir, known as the Akira, are a gentle, pacifistic people.
  • (adj): prenominal), pacifistic, dovish -- (opposed to war Errata: The Wordie Blog
  • Born in Dunfermline, Scotland, Carnegie was indoctrinated in the democratic, pacifistic tenets of his father, a Chartist radical.
  • Some contemporary critics suspected Dix of a pacifistic or revolutionary agenda.
  • By subscribing to this pacifistic, respectful philosophy and by being interested in teaching youth, they could bring a core program for at-risk youngsters into their local schools.
  • The assumption that dancing is peaceful or pacifistic in nature needs to be explored further.
  • The early Christian Church was pacifistic in nature.
  • I see the possible benefits of teaching kids to be as pacifistic as possible.
  • He looks to be a well-educated, generous, and pacifistic gentlemen.

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