Sentence examples for A communism from inspiring English sources

I was booked on a "communism tour" which you'd have thought might take place in a Skoda, but actually involved squeezing into a German car from 1938.

Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on journal responses, class discussion, thoughtful completion of team research, written papers and visual aids, and presentation and participation in a communism teach-in.

Baldwin meant not only to bury the tradition of black letters which had its roots in a Communism supported by white dilettantes but also to supersede Wright as the one black writer worth reading in the largely white world of American letters.

Rendering whiteness a subculture among subcultures, a thing among things instead of the thing (a communism of subcultures, right?), makes it a Playskool version of its former self but also endlessly realer.

The left almost died -- and, from Barbarism with a Human Face to Left in Dark Times, I have never ceased to repeat it -- from its proximity, even if only in terms of semantics, with a communism Camus was already saying was, for half of humanity, another name not for "hope" but for a "burn" and an "insult".

In his poolside encounters, Michele mocks both the sentimentality of Catholic intellectuals and the hectoring of Communist ideologues, and derides journalists' prefabricated language, expressing his desire for a "new language" that brings politics and emotions together in order to build a Communism based on "popular sentiment".

Wong had rallied students in 2012 to successfully protest the use of a Communism-infused curriculum in public schools.

They proclaimed it a "communism-free zone".

Parallel to the band's gospel musical stylings, the Make-Up produced music under a communism-influenced political philosophy that they saw as counter to the capitalist form of modern rock and roll and pop music.

The biggest shortcoming is a legacy of communism: a shallow talent pool, particularly for middle managers who need to be customerfocused and conscious of quality.

The right saw America as a protector against communism and a post-war mentor in democracy.