Sentence examples for big reactionary from inspiring English sources

Since he starts with a big reactionary base, upwards of 40percentt of the country (never forget that 42percentt of Americans disbelieve the science of evolution), he doesn't have to win over that many more voters.

He was a big-tent reactionary: he made common cause with both anti-Semites and hard-line Zionists; he called journalists "the opposition party" while inviting them to chronicle his every meal, plane ride, and half-baked theory about Robespierre; he has likened himself to Lenin, Dick Cheney, Darth Vader, and Satan.

But this time the Prussian authorities were taking no chances and, after arresting the staff of his paper, served Marx with an order of deportation, which was arguably the biggest mistake any reactionary government made in the whole of that year.

"Mal's politics are very reactionary and 'Big government is bad' and 'Don't interfere with my life,"' Whedon explains.

His politics and social outlook – a reactionary, individualistic, big 'C' Conservativism – reigns.

All seems set for a big comeback by the reactionaries".

As recently as the nineteen-sixties, for reasons of history and origins, the Democrats were a stapled-together collection of Southern reactionaries, big-city hacks, and urban and agrarian liberals; the Republicans were a jumble of troglodyte conservatives, Yankee moderates, and the odd progressive.

Into the vacuum between a liberal intelligentsia and reactionary elite, the Camorra moved as 'protection' for the masses in Europe's third city and, crucially, its biggest port, a portal for smugglers and extortionists.

A bigger NATO would forcefully tell reactionary communists and xenophobic nationalists that their fantasies of reestablishing a Soviet-style empire will remain just that.

The licensing system would be a big incentive for reform of the normally reactionary Football Association.

Lavender is aware that those opposed to the franchise proposals will be cast as reactionaries by some associated with the big clubs, who are seeking to extricate themselves from their financial worries.