Sentence examples for extreme proponents from inspiring English sources

The more extreme proponents of this argument have asserted that Europe has become – in Bat Ye'Or's words – "Eurabia"; its leaders so craven in their capitulation to the Muslim minority that Europe is sliding into "dhimmitude", in which Israel and European Jewry are to be sacrificed.

One of the most extreme proponents of the technology theory is Jeremy Rifkin, author of The End of Work.

Another critic, Alaska state epidemiologist John Middaugh, complains that some panelists were "among the most extreme proponents" of stricter levels.

So if Egypt's more extreme proponents of an Islamic government do decide that violence is now their only option, then the events of this week could later come to be viewed as something of a trigger.

Slimane might be the most extreme proponent of the miniskirted moll, but he is hardly the only one.

" He's famous among philosophers as an extreme proponent of robot consciousness, who will argue that even thermostats have beliefs about the world.

"The law is so extreme, and its proponents appear so immune to an appeal to reason, nothing short of these extraordinary measures is required," Janet Murguía, the president of N.C.L.R., said Thursday at a news conference in Washington.

The commission's report does not represent "the center against ideological extremes," as its proponents claim, Robert Borosage argues.

A ban on certain kinds of clothing seems extreme, as do its proponents.

Warren Buffett, Paul Volcker and Larry Summers, his chief economic advisors, are not proponents of extreme measures.

At a time when the Republican Party is facing regular electoral defeat due to proponents of extreme ideologies, President Nixon's wisdom is sorely missed and desperately needed.