Sentence examples for added activism from inspiring English sources

He added, "Activism in Holland has become more and more common in last few years".

[Now] he has added activism to the proud tradition of the brilliant generalist leading the struggle among his scientific colleagues to preserve worldwide biodiversity.

There are resentments and tensions (largely because of all of those bolshie unsympathetic lesbians), but everyone bonds over cake (it seems Greenham was just like The Great British Bake Off with added activism), and unstructured Isadora Duncan dancing in wellies (unintentionally funny).

Dismissing J Street's policy proscriptions and panel discussions as mere "Quidditch games," he added, "Internal activism is a central part of democratic society, but pressures on the elected government of Israel can present us with a problem".

All political protest and novelty now has a social-media face, whether it be that of the tea party, the Occupy movement or the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt; all seek the fast-multiplying effect that the internet can add to activism and uprisings.

Mr. Davis added that his activism has resulted in the institution of sensitivity-training sessions for Peekskill teachers and police, among other things.

"Certainly the fact that immigration has been a prominent issue in the 2016 campaign has provided energy and added to the activism and efforts to implement policy initiatives at the state and local level". But Mehlman said he didn't think the uptick in activism was motivated by the "Trump effect" alone.

Arts activism, she added, was a platform everybody could understand.

"It definitely hurt my experience with activism," he added, "and that was absolutely part of the police strategy".

Dominicans' history of political activism, he added, and their "hypersegregation" in Upper Manhattan have helped them take some power, too.

They had trouble finding someone willing to print the publication and have received threats related to their activism, he added.