Sentence examples for creative extremists from inspiring English sources

… Perhaps the South, the nation and the world are in dire need of creative extremists.

Today, as we ponder Dr. King's legacy, we should understand the important role of government in ensuring fair opportunities for upward mobility, and we should welcome creative extremists in that just cause.

The fact is, had Homegrown been penned by Lee, Morris or another white enfant terrible, the police wouldn't have attempted to interfere and the NYT's artistic director wouldn't have been able to get away with justifying cancellation by talking about the show's apparently "one-dimensional tone and opinion" and the creative team's "extremist agenda".

At least there's a raging debate underway between the forces of what the austerity extremists call "creative destruction" -- but which is really just destruction -- and those who would restore our country to its past prosperity, a task which can and should be done.

But continued pressure from extremist groups could stifle creative expression in Pakistan, denying the country one of its greatest sources of progressivism.

Imagine a campaign focused on resolving issues through creative, independent effort rather than one that panders to extremists from the left or the right.

The fact that some right-wing extremists were impressed by the humor in "Operation Trojan T-Shirt" also illustrates the need to develop creative approaches to interact with right-wing extremists.

Or extremists.

And extremists understand this.

They're extremists.

The extremists offer none.