How To Use Radicalism In A Sentence
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He was a major influence in converting Godwin to political radicalism.
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The only practical purpose which it now subserves in American politics is to give enough exercise to Radicalism to keep it “in wind,” and to prevent its becoming pursy and lazy, from having nothing to whip.
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The real problem with assessing popular sentiment over the 1790s is the interplay of contradictory forces shifting it between radicalism and loyalism.
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His social radicalism took shape after the First World War.
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The movie perverts the radicalism imputed to rock in the 60s.
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It involves crossing the line that divides political radicalism from iconoclastic mania.
IN DEFENCE OF ARISTOCRACY
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One of the most interesting points to emerge is a recognition that with hindsight, European radicalism has once again written itself as a form of diffusionism, its sources and impetuses exclusive unto itself.
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This was an immediate reaction to a widespread strike by millwrights, but passed against the background of fear of radicalism as embodied in the French Revolution.
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By 1931 the uneasiness had extended to many conservative bourgeois who viewed the radicalism of the new movement with apprehension.
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His radicalism and refusal to compromise isolated him.
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The Obama administration is revising national security guidelines that strip references to "Islamic radicalism" and other terms deemed inflammatory to Muslims.
Winds Of Jihad By SheikYerMami
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In a time when social change is off the agenda, therapy culture unites conservatism and radicalism under an umbrella of survivalism.
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In England, these energies tended to become infused with a democratic radicalism which eschewed collectivism in favor of individual self-interest.
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They were untouched by social radicalism and uninfluenced by extreme nationalist opinions.
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Most notably, William Jennings Bryan, “The Great Commoner” and the fieriest critic of the new concentrations of wealth and power, fused fundamentalist religious fervor and political radicalism, culminating in his famous “Cross of Gold” peroration at the Democratic National Convention of 1896.36 The phrase “What would Jesus do?” was popularized in a bestselling 1899 novel by Charles Sheldon, a Congregational minister in Topeka, Kansas, as an appeal to overturn economic inequality.
American Grace
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Radicalism shown by the men of highest education among the aristocratic classes themselves, the English Conservatives were delighted to find a man of great ability and striking eloquence, who seemed to have a religious conviction that "Toryism" was the only means of saving society and ensuring progress.
The World's Best Orations, Vol. 1 (of 10)
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He observed that he was the victim of a tide of radicalism sweeping Europe: revolution in Russia, anticlerical radicalism in France, socialist advance in Germany.
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His background, though privileged and multicultural, imbued him also with political radicalism.
Times, Sunday Times
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This cultural radicalism was not matched by any serious commitment to a redistribution of wealth.
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He identifies with the great tradition of radicalism in England.
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For civility does indeed preclude political radicalism of the kind concerned with the gratification of the individual at the expense of the public good.
IN DEFENCE OF ARISTOCRACY
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Sufism is opposed to radicalism and helps to promote Islam.
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This was a region known for its political radicalism.
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In the spirit of the new radicalism that my movement will encapsulate, I resolve to declare war on adjectives, too.
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Military intelligence maintained its surveillance of black organizational activity to determine the extent of black radicalism.
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In short, the existence of a long tradition of plebeian radicalism and its cultural and institutional expression are undoubtedly of great significance.
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His longstanding hostility to radicalism, ambivalence about equality and defence of French identity have led many to call him a conservative.
The Times Literary Supplement
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He was a major influence in converting Godwin to political radicalism.
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Instead of focusing on stable conservatism, some emphasize episodic radicalism and periods of dramatic upheaval.
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There was a tendency to radicalism in the labour movement.
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The complete accessibility and popularity of impressionism today makes it hard to recapture the radicalism in style that shocked and outraged the world with its first appearance in France in the 1870s.
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6I also use the term hippie (along with counterculturalist, head, freak, and longhair) to designate those individuals engaged in countercultural radicalism.
Manhood in the Age of Aquarius: Masculinity in Two Countercultural Communities, 196583
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Pan-Arabism broke on the shoals of the 1967 fiasco -- even if Qaddafi didn't get the message -- but Palestinian radicalism offered itself as an alternative unifying ideology.
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While students in the 1960s were famed for their radicalism, students of today are labelled as apathetic.
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This provides us with the opportunity to further clarify the differences between Marxism and all forms of middle class radicalism on this important question.
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All this was to feed into the stream of sexual radicalism in the early twentieth century.
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Her track record does not have much of radicalism about it.
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Valuable though such essays are, one might again quibble with a selection lacking analyses of the impact of radicalism on the political process at Westminster or the politics of regicide and republicanism.
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But that movement itself, despite rapid expansion, was also a child of the Victorians and of Liberal radicalism.
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Continuing to boom radicalism from the tribune of the Assembly, he had offered the king and queen his secret services as an adviser.
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Since that day, more than forty years ago, Greenspan has become the figurehead (not the "fountainhead" - figurehead) for a new form of "establishment radicalism," a white-collar extremism which that has hijacked American economic policy for the last thirty years.
Greenspan's Testimony: Will the 'Maestro' Face the Music?
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He appears to have abandoned liberal radicalism for the conservatism of the crowd.
Times, Sunday Times
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Trotsky had been declared a non-person and left radicalism had experienced a macabre renaissance in the form of the so-called Third Period of class struggle propagated by the Stalinist-dominated Comintern since 1928.
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In the 1650s radicalism turned back to its religious roots, fracturing into generally chiliastic sects of insignificant strength.
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I will reiterate Muslims love killing Muslims more than anyone, and philosophies of radicalism, puritanism, created the monsters of Terrorism in Islam..thereby destroying all that we stand for..all that we hold upright as Brotherhood and Peace..
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The middle-aged author decries his generation's ditching of radicalism idealism for a quick buck.
Times, Sunday Times
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One lesson in particular that we have internalized is that the turn to radicalism in the late 1960s, while perhaps understandable given the implacability of powerholders and their continued resistance to change, nonetheless was a self-destructive tangent from which many on the left have yet to return.
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They startled contemporaries by their radicalism, and their conduct gives the lie to our preconceived idea that a townsman is a man of peace.
Medieval Europe
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These were the days of student radicalism.
Times, Sunday Times
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Job applicants are all screened for potential radicalism.
Times, Sunday Times
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Military intelligence maintained its surveillance of black organizational activity to determine the extent of black radicalism.
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The prime minister's strategy is clear, says Patrick Devedjian, a close Sarkozy adviser: to "disqualify" his rival as an unrealistic economic "ultraliberal" whose radicalism might prove dangerous.
PERISCOPE
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His radicalism and refusal to compromise isolated him.
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He was portrayed as a brilliant lyrical poet, but an ineffectual dreamer whose poetry improved when he outgrew his youthful radicalism.
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The limit of his agrarian radicalism was a demand, conceded by the British, for the removal of differential between Irish fat cattle and animals fattened in Britain.
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Indeed, while its moral rigorism made it attractive to elements of the Counter‐Reformation church, Jansenism's theological and political radicalism alienated both local hierarchies and Catholic monarchs.
The Situation of the Classical Roman Rite in Ireland, two years after Summorum Pontificum
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This influx of citizen-soldiers, many of them active sans-culottes, intensified radicalism within the army, and many officers were expelled or guillotined.
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While students in the 1960s were famed for their radicalism, students of today are labelled as apathetic.
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As John Judis has argued, the neocons simply transmuted one kind of radicalism into another kind -- from dialectically determined Bolshevism to dialectically determined "democratism.
James Pinkerton: When Art is Cooler -- and More Conservative -- Than Politics
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Their strident moralism jarred with both the measured middle-class radicalism of the repealers and the dominant patrician language of high politics.
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This unexpected resurgence of popular radicalism set the scene for the century of upheaval that would follow.
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Port Huron marked a milestone in the search for a genuine American radicalism based on many traditions, but most of all an egalitarian, almost anarchistic belief in democracy.
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Here situatedness determined ideas: moderate practice led to quietistic theory, while heightened class struggle produced theoretical radicalism.
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Rest in peace, student radicalism?
Times, Sunday Times
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His longstanding hostility to radicalism, ambivalence about equality and defence of French identity have led many to call him a conservative.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Trotsky had been declared a non-person and left radicalism had experienced a macabre renaissance in the form of the so-called Third Period of class struggle propagated by the Stalinist-dominated Comintern since 1928.
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For certain groups of students there clearly was a correlation between radicalism and frustration over employment prospects.
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How can critical commentary 'mediate the radicalism' without itself performing a pernicious form of naturalisation in making it more accessible?
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In fact it is hardly likely to materialise at all as we are told any rapprochement with the social democrats depends on us turning our backs on radicalism.
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Nationalist feeling was a far more powerful motive force in China than social radicalism.
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Cobbett extolled the Radicalism of Nottingham; Byron sang the praises of the Luddites.
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One of the most interesting points to emerge is a recognition that with hindsight, European radicalism has once again written itself as a form of diffusionism, its sources and impetuses exclusive unto itself.
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The country was not yet seriously challenged by separatist sentiments, religious radicalism or interethnic conflict.
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Radicalism hates moderation and measure, and compromise hates the immeasurable.
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He studied History at the City College of New York, then a hotbed of Left-wing radicalism.
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It has a reputation as a hotbed of radicalism.
Times, Sunday Times
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That was a huge overstatement, but it at least demonstrates how widespread the discourse of political radicalism had become.
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In the spirit of the new radicalism that my movement will encapsulate, I resolve to declare war on adjectives, too.
LOVE YOU MADLY
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In its chrysalis stage fascism is but a publicistic and activistic (or 'agit-prop') phenomenon on the fringe of mainstream political culture and developments, condemned to lead a marginal existence in articles, pamphlets and books, often with negligible readerships and in the radicalism of ineffectual political factions," he writes.
Michelle Goldberg: The F-Word
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Welner, who spoke with no detainees other than Khadr and has no expertise in Islam, let alone radicalism or deradicalization programs, dramatically pronounced Khadr to be "highly dangerous" as a result of his imprisonment at Gitmo.
Jennifer Turner: Government Witness Claims Gitmo Radicalized Child Soldier
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For a voter to be guided only by the fundamentality of human life risks falling into a radicalism that is foreign to the Catholic moral tradition.
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However, if we consider that the LWM organizes today millions of Brazilians who are in the field with no land and are ill-accommodated in the outskirts of our major cities, dreaming of a piece of land to be happy, we believe that any radicalism and hardening of the movement, is nothing if compared with the stupid stubbornness of Brazilian State not to create a simple, fast and secure way for land acquisition.
Jakarta IMC Newswire
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Buell discusses these matters passim, particularly in his two best chapters, one on Self-Reliance and another on Religious Radicalisms.
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So far, they've had a very well crafted policy of confronting radicalism on all fronts.
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The country was not yet seriously challenged by separatist sentiments, religious radicalism or inter-ethnic conflict.
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The actions and ideas inspired by millenarian radicalism in the early Restoration drew reproach from many.
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For certain groups of students there clearly was a correlation between radicalism and frustration over employment prospects.
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This commitment to rigorously atonal music, planned and performed as a separate entity from the choreography, is at the core of Cunningham's radicalism.
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On republicanism, consult Gordon Wood's ‘The Radicalism of the American Revolution; Richard Buel, Dear Liberty: Connecticut's Mobilization for the Revolutionary War.’
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After comparing my own views to what more "mainstream" types consider stylish and "pro-reform," I think I've figured out where I-- and a lot of my friends and allies -- crossed the line into "radicalism" (or "laggardism," depending on the particular moment at which your labeler is speaking).
Sabrina Stevens Shupe: Sane is the new Radical
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Radicalism and conservatism are merely two ways that one attempts to make sense of the world.
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The children's flirtation with radicalism and terrorism is a function of two factors - time and opportunity.
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This has alienated the intelligentsia, which is the government's natural ally in the battle against radicalism.
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Ripping right into the heart of the matter of Republican radicalism, Nichol sallied forth into oratorical battle:
Michael Carmichael: Battleground North Carolina: Democratic Women Fired Up!
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The actions and ideas inspired by millenarian radicalism in the early Restoration drew reproach from many.
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There was high unemployment and religious radicalism was common.
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The populist uprising sweeping through liberal democracies is not driven by radicalism but by a desire for reassurance.
Times, Sunday Times
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More women are empowered more by the Southern Baptist business meeting in those churches that haven't abandoned or marginalized the practice than by the installation of a few women in the pulpit in non-congregationalist churches, yet these empowered Southern Baptist women have not, apparently, felt the need to pollute the churches with feminist radicalism.
Baptists blogging on `women in ministry' | RELIGION Blog | dallasnews.com
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Islamic radicalism" and other terms deemed inflammatory to Muslims.
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In the process, diplomats worry, the actions of the United States could even nudge the Arab Spring toward radicalism by angering newly enfranchised citizens of democratic nations.
