Sentence examples for a redoubt of from inspiring English sources

Does this mean that it's a redoubt of the patriarchy?

Isolated and impoverished, Guinea became a redoubt of misery.

It was a redoubt of the male chauvinism it otherwise frowned on.

What's interesting is that either way, the deep south remains a redoubt of whiteness non-Hispanics.

In a chaotic city, Rakhlin's class offered teen-agers a redoubt of discipline.

Lakki Marwat borders the tribal region of South Waziristan, a rugged frontier that is a redoubt of Taliban militants.

Even as they put their lives on display, she thought, artists thrive when they maintain a final redoubt of privacy — a wellspring that remains unpolluted by the world outside.

And it came more than two decades after survivors came forward in the 1990s, in Ireland, causing a crisis in a veritable redoubt of modern Catholicism.

The city is a last redoubt of al-Qaeda and a bastion of nationalist Baathists.

On Tuesday, voters in Berkeley, Calif., a longtime redoubt of student activism, will vote on a measure that would require the city's restaurants and supermarket cafes to restrict sales of brewed coffee to blends that are Fair Trade, organic or shade grown, which are considered more environmentally friendly than conventional, mass-produced varieties.

Yes, much has been made of the fact that Cory Booker -- a young Ivy League-educated reformer from Newark's suburbs -- is on the threshold of taking power in Newark, which has for a generation been an impenetrable redoubt of machine politics.