Sentence examples for extremist sentiment from inspiring English sources

He's stirring extremist sentiment".

The jets missed their target but inflamed extremist sentiment.

Undercover officers in this unit were tasked with visiting community locations like bookstores and cafes to look for "hot spots" of potential extremist sentiment.

At the same time, behind the accusations and counteraccusations about the bombings lies an indisputable fact: Sectarian tensions have grown worse in the north, feeding extremist sentiment and prompting more citizens to arm themselves.

As the 2018 midterms approach, both parties are wrestling with the question of whether to rise with the tide of extremist sentiment, or run moderates to regain the center.

The Saudi ruling family has warned repeatedly that the failure to promote peace in the region would inflame extremist sentiment and that the occupation of Iraq would only serve to fuel such attacks.

"But in doing so they appeased extremist sentiments rather than countering them.

Fascism, communism and extremist anti-politics sentiment surface in European countries like Italy, Russia or Spain – but not here.

The piece, which was highly controversial upon publishing, draws parallels between extremist anti-police sentiment in the Black Lives Matter movement (citing incidents where protesters deployed chants such as "pigs in a blanket, fry 'em like bacon") and open "riots" with increased severity on behalf of law enforcement.

Minutes of a meeting of EU ministers on 23 June show that they warned: "A binding mechanism could fuel extremist and xenophobic sentiments in member states and constitute a pull factor [for migrants]." But other countries, led by Italy, said a formal quota system was needed.

"Given Mrs. Clinton's relationship with Al Sharpton, embrace of Suha Arafat and waffling on Jerusalem," Mr. Teitelbaum said, "and given Mr. Hikind's extremist right-wing sentiments, it just goes to show you that Mrs. Clinton will do and say just about anything to get elected".