Sentence examples for fundamentalist repression from inspiring English sources

The easy opposition between liberal permissiveness and fundamentalist repression must be rethought.

At Irving Plaza on Wednesday night Joe Strummer ignored requests to sing "Rock the Casbah," the Clash's 1982 hit about rock defying fundamentalist repression; it includes a line about dropping "bombs between the minarets".

I think she's the embodiment of some important contradictions in this country, these dueling forces in our culture: sexual freedom versus right-wing, fundamentalist sexual repression.

The event, entitled "Women, Voice of the Oppressed", is billed as a response to the persecution and repression of women by the fundamentalist brand of Islam popularised in Tehran.

But we then get into this paradoxical situation: many of the groups arguing against repression in those societies are fundamentalists and anti-American.

Although it's set in the 1990's and was begun before Sept. 11, "Snow" is eerily prescient, both in its analyses of fundamentalist attitudes and in the nature of the repression and rage and conspiracies and violence it depicts.

In Tunisia, the long years of repression under Ben Ali left the leading fundamentalist group, al-Nahda or the Renaissance Party, weakened.

Instead of, say, unendingly backing dictators like the Shah of Iran until the repression creates the condition for a catastrophic fundamentalist revolution (overdose), we should be looking for ways to proactively break this addiction cycle completely as a way to avoid such catastrophe.

People who judge me from my appearance assume I am a fundamentalist conservative, that I am an Ahmadinejad voter and support the repression of the morality police or the stoning of women who commit adultery.

In ascendancy were more militant men from Fatah who had grown up not in exile but under the repression of the West Bank and Gaza, as well as Islamic fundamentalists led by radical organizations such as Hamas and Islamic Jihad.

As the son of a Southern fundamentalist preacher who led tent revivals first in Florida and then in Texas, Hayden himself is familiar with repression and rebellion.