Sentence examples for as neoconservatives from inspiring English sources

His reading of contemporary Iran can be questionable, such as when he underestimates the still-considerable influence of organised religion and mischaracterises Iranian conservatives as "neoconservatives".

Feith, though, preferred to discuss the influence on his thinking of Edmund Burke, the political philosopher who feared instability as much as neoconservatives seem to embrace it.

He brought in witnesses from the Committee on the Present Danger, an assemblage of Democratic hawks, many of whom would soon be known as "neoconservatives".

In 2003, for example, an article by James Atlas in The Times described him and Mr. Kristol as neoconservatives who had felt that the Vietnam War had a "persuasive rationale".

But the initial invasion was supported by Democrats as well as Republicans, liberal internationalists as well as neoconservatives — Hillary Clinton as well as John McCain, The New Republic as well as The Weekly Standard.

Just as neoconservatives in Washington had hoped, the concept of demokratiya has taken hold in the Iraqi imagination, raising the possibility that it will inspire change throughout the Middle East.

And his big speech Wednesday at the Council on Foreign Relations was about as neoconservative as a foreign policy speech could get.

In Washington, Iran hawks on both sides of the aisle, as well neoconservatives who dominate the Republican foreign policy establishment, will no doubt try to downplay this fact.

As neoconservative pragmatism calcified into laissez-faire dogma, some of its godfathers defected.

Still, the Administration's body English conveyed the conviction that Iraq was going to turn out just as neoconservative enthusiasts like Adelman thought it would.

It is to show the chronic unreality of post-cold war thinking, and here his target is as much the American liberal mainstream as neoconservative intellectuals.