Sentence examples for extremist brand from inspiring English sources
Outrage, and action, should be directed at Hamas's extremist brand of terrorism, which remains the foremost stumbling block to any agreement.
Nor does it hurt that Iran is an ideological rival of Afghanistan and the Taliban, whose extremist brand of Islam differs markedly from that of Teheran.
Either way, the attackers had singled out the mosque, possibly expecting him to be there (as it happened, he was overseas).Mr Sanusi is not the first emir to speak out against Boko Haram's extremist brand of Islam, nor to be targeted for doing so.
Initially seen as an ally, ISIS has taken over opposition areas, attacked rebels and forced their extremist brand of Islam on residents.
These outbursts stoked the perception that the Brotherhood, sometimes portrayed in the west as the moderate face of political Islam, is in fact an incubator for more extremist brands of Islamism such as Isis or al-Qaida – a perception that led some to justify Rabaa's violent dispersal, claiming it was the only way to defend against a similar wave of extremism in Egypt.
And these assaults on "idolatry" – as the extremists brand them – are not just upsetting for archaeologists.
The extremist group brands the minority group as devil-worshippers, has massacred Yazidi communities and forced Yazidi women into sex slavery.
But critics have accused the government of using the extremist label to brand political opponents as criminals in an effort to stifle dissent.
Analysts credit Hofer, who has walked with the help of a stick since a serious paragliding accident in 2003, with persuading the party to change course, tacking away from Strache's favoured extremist, often racist brand of far-right politics and towards a more moderate-seeming (and vote-winning) focus on employment, incomes and welfare.
Mr. Buchanan's positions on domestic issues have been branded extremist by Democrats and some Republicans.
However, the statement cites the Center for Security Policy, an organisation branded extremist by anti-race-hatred campaigners at the Southern Poverty Law Center.
