Sentence examples for establishment at the time from inspiring English sources

Nick's allegations centred on a number of figures in the establishment at the time.

The alleged lack of official recognition has been blamed on prejudices of the British establishment at the time.

He was also happily out of step with the misogyny that prevailed in the scientific establishment at the time.

Most of the establishment at the time, including the pope and Emperor Napoleon III of France, dismissed the notion of an Italian nation.

The doctor-scientist was dismissed by the medical establishment at the time as insane and was eventually committed to an asylum, where he died.

The best known black-owned establishment at the time was that of George Downing, son of the restaurateur Thomas Downing, who ran a famous oyster house in Lower Manhattan that catered to the city's top brass.

Stone's original conception of Mr. Hooper was that he would be, like most owners of such establishments at the time, older, male, Caucasian, and Jewish.

Lots of establishments at the time were desperately hanging on to their conservative, largely traditional European religious sensibilities while the city was being invaded by heretical U.S. anti-war draft dodgers and assaulted by French separatist bomb-throwers.

I want to bring everything crashing down, and destroy all of today's establishment".* At the time, Bannon was the executive chairman of Breitbart News, the far-right news site.

The muddled messaging around the Green New Deal marks an initial stumble for a lawmaker whose profile has risen steadily since her primary win over the incumbent Democrat, Joseph Crowley, a pillar of the party establishment who at the time of his loss was the chairman of the House Democratic Caucus.

He was the author of a wildly surrealist collection of short stories; a dreamlike play, "Ivona, Princess of Burgundia," which remained unperformed for decades after it was written; and a novel, "Ferdydurke," which is now recognized as a masterpiece of twentieth-century world literature, but was dismissed by establishment critics at the time as "the ravings of a madman".