Sentence examples for a spearhead of from inspiring English sources

In the Middle Ages the school acted as a spearhead of traditionalist orthodoxy in its struggle against rationalism.

"Design art has so much growth potential where I'm fortunate to be a spearhead of this new movement," Mr. Errazuriz said.

At last these gods succeeded in rousing her to resistance, and she created a mighty army with a spearhead of monsters to destroy the gods.

Anti-Semitism was, from this perspective, not merely a manifestation of hatred but a means to an end — a "spearhead" of societal control.

Spero was a spearhead of feminist art in the 1960s, calling for greater recognition of women artists and women in the New York art world.

Once a spearhead of reform and social transformation, it has become an inward-looking juggernaut, consumed by paranoia, distrust and conspiracy theories.

You can make a spearhead out of laminated wood, carved bone, carved plastic, or jigsawed steel.

Anti-Semitism was, from this perspective, not merely a manifestation of hatred but a means to an end a "spearhead" of societal control.

It followed the announcement of the creation of a "spearhead force" – a Nato unit of 4,000 soldiers to be tasked with defending Baltic countries including Estonia.

He was a confident, polished orator who seemed to dominate any room he walked into, and he turned his lush, thickly carpeted headquarters on the 48th floor of the Lincoln Building into an elegant spearhead of resistance to the trade center.

One is a Kurdish state and peaceful, the other is a Sunni Islamic state, spearhead of a war of creeds between the two branches of Islam.