Sentence examples for extreme message from inspiring English sources

Is that really what Republicans across the country want from their nominee, or is South Carolina, with its history of acute racial tension and contrarianism, simply sending a singular, extreme message?

He blunted the extreme message of the Tea Party by offering an alternative vision of government's obligation to help the neediest, provide everyone with the basic structures of society and the economy and end unconscionable discrimination against gay and lesbian Americans.

The new prime minister, Gordon Brown, said at his first news conference last month that he wanted to demonstrate the "importance we attach to nonviolence" and "the importance we attach to the dignity of each individual," and in the process make unpalatable the "extreme message of those who practice violence and would maim and murder citizens on British soil".

Houser clearly didn't find a lot of local sympathy for his extreme message of hate.

Clinton's camp has hit back, calling Sanders "unrealistic," and has chastised him for sending an "extreme message".

offered a buttered-up version of Sullivan's ideology when she told MSNBC that Sanders was "frankly against trade" and accused him of peddling an "extreme message".

We must take into account how seductive extreme messages of hate can be.

The statement said a small number of people in Australia adhered "to an interpretation of Islam that is selective, violent and extreme" and were influenced by extreme messaging from terrorist groups such as Islamic State (Isis).

"On a more optimistic note, though, it is these kinds of obvious, extreme messages that are so discomfiting young women – that they so cannot ignore –that it has given them something to fight against.

America should encourage the development of democratic societies in one of the world's most troubled regions; however, it is important to keep our eyes open to the extreme messages the Muslim Brotherhood — the most organized political force in Egypt today — is sending its supporters, and how that will affect peace and stability in the region.

Signs denouncing imaginary death-panels and non-existent government-funded abortions were among the less extreme messages on display.