Sentence examples for a splittist from inspiring English sources

That is in marked contrast to the Chinese denunciations of the Dalai Lama as a "splittist".

Beijing considers him a "splittist," though he has long advocated greater autonomy rather than independence.

He has been called a "jackal," a "wolf in sheep's clothing" and, routinely, a "splittist".

(Though derided in Beijing as a splittist, the Dalai Lama advocates autonomy within China, not separation).

In Beijing-speak, the Dalai Lama is a "splittist," someone out to split off a chunk of China.

They have called him a splittist and a terrorist whose goal is to separate Tibet from China.

The Dalai is still, officially, "a national splittist with a religious overcoat"; his nine-day trip to the United States, which began on November 5th, and the "international clamours" it is generating, provide further proof of his "insincerity", it is said in Beijing.

The Dalai Lama fled to India after a failed uprising against Chinese rule in 1959 and has infuriated Beijing, which denounces him as a dangerous "splittist" seeking to establish an independent Tibet.

Tibet's influential figures Dalai Lama He claims to be "a simple monk, no more, no less," but the Dalai Lama is a hugely influential figure, loathed by the Beijing government as a dangerous splittist and adored by the Tibetan people as a god-king.

A list of books that portray him as a dangerous "splittist" or that refer to the Chinese government's hand-picked spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism, who goes by the same title.

In Tibet, where Beijing dismisses 1,000 years of Buddhist piety as an "invidious splittist superstition," Gargan found a loathing for China so profound it could only be matched by China's own determination to destroy every vestige of Tibet's past.