Sentence examples for fundamentalist based from inspiring English sources

An article on April 21 about the new film "The Reluctant Fundamentalist," based on a novel by Mohsin Hamid, misstated the contribution of Mira Nair.

An inquisitive nature and a social conscience combined with a healthy appetite for storytelling has proved to be a potent mixture on screen.Her latest film, "The Reluctant Fundamentalist", based on the best-selling novel by Moshin Hamid, is both compelling and unsettling to watch.

It is the means by which Republicans hope to mobilise their fundamentalist base on election day and the subject Democrats wish would just go away.

They instead focused on getting out their Christian fundamentalist base in huge numbers knowing the election was going to be decided either in Ohio or Florida (again).

With Goldwater on his side, Obama sees a clear opening for skeptics wary of the extremism that has captured Republican hopefuls in thrall to the fundamentalist base that controls the GOP presidential primary today.

We will leave it to students of Freud to deconstruct what we discovered through on the record interviews, but it will be clear that Mr. Rove's motivations for promoting anti gay marriage legislation has as much to do with his own background as it does the political utility of motivating the conservative and fundamentalist base for the GOP.

Boko Haram is a militant Islamist fundamentalist group based in northeastern Nigeria loosely aligned with the Islamic State.

Boko Haram, the Islamist fundamentalist movement based in northern Nigeria, claimed responsibility for the kidnapping of a French  priest, father Georges Vandenbeusch, in Cameroon last Wednesday.

Vera Farmiga directs and stars in "Higher Ground" (Aug. 26), about a woman who abandons her fundamentalist religion, based on Carolyn S. Briggs's memoir, "This Dark World".

Fathur Rohman al-Ghozi, a 31-year-old Indonesian, was a member of Jemaah Islamiyah, the Islamic fundamentalist group based in Indonesia that has been accused by authorities of carrying out the deadly bomb attacks in Bali last October.

The farmers retort that they are efficient entrepreneurs who are being targeted for political reasons and accuse the government of adopting a "fundamentalist" approach based on the principle that "if you're not Aymara or Quechua, you don't deserve land".They complain that the planned land distribution has already caused banks to curtail lending and scared off foreign investors.