Sentence examples for extreme philosophy from inspiring English sources

"But on the two great questions of this election" – the ones Clinton himself had just defined — McCain "still embraces the extreme philosophy" of the Bush Republicans.

His success bringing the doctrine of "textualism" to the supreme court helped foster the spread of a more extreme philosophy, "originalism", which has been embraced by uncompromising conservatives such as the Tea Party and Ted Cruz.

But on the two great questions of this election, how to rebuild the American dream and how to restore America's leadership in the world, he still embraces the extreme philosophy which has defined his party for more than 25 years, a philosophy we never had a real chance to see in action until 2001, when the Republicans finally gained control of both the White House and Congress.

"After the ban on Hizb ut-Tahrir in 2003 some left the party and went underground, adopting more extreme philosophies.

As Brooks' friend, Julia Fierro, states in the article: "I think all that info, all the conflicting extreme philosophies of parenting (attachment parenting vs. cry-it-out and few moderate philosophies being promoted) makes us not trust ourselves".

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Driven by an extreme libertarian philosophy, the Texan has already achieved notoriety with his vision of putting a gun in the hands of anyone who wants one – and who has a few hundred pounds.

The unusual alliance brings together two extreme religious philosophies from different parts of the world that, at first glance, have little in common.

McCarthy, who is 46, represents the affable extreme of this philosophy.

Whether for spite or political advantage — Crespino's account is vague here — he abandoned all things liberal, especially unions, by embracing an extreme free-market philosophy to go with his racist agenda.

Gary Weiss's Ayn Rand Nation (St Martin's Press) is a chilling account of the resurgence of Rand's extreme rightwing objectivist philosophy, which has recently had a huge influence on the Republican party and American society.