Sentence examples for future sympathisers from inspiring English sources
It was a cardinal principle of both intelligence and military operations that the key to neutering the IRA was to undermine support for its message and methods among potential future sympathisers.
Nobel's projection had occasionally rewarded a dubious idealism: two future Nazi sympathisers received the prize (the Swede Verner von Heidenstam, 1916, and the Norwegian Knut Hamsun, 1920), as well as a number of Europeans with a "strong commitment to German culture" (the phrase was used specifically of the 1917 recipient, Karl Gjellerup).
The decision to make the BBC cover the cost of providing free licences to the over-75s and the consultation on the broadcaster's future role has prompted high-profile sympathisers, from Dame Judi Dench and Stephen Fry to former Tory minister Lord Fowler, to warn of the consequences of damaging the BBC.
The Muslim Brotherhood and the military - and both sets of their sympathisers - both believe that the future of Egypt's next generation is at stake, and both are right.
I helped ferry him round various television and newspaper offices, and in the privacy of a sympathiser's car heard him assert that Mo Mowlam, the future Northern Ireland Secretary, was an agent of the CIA.
In May, Mr Obama described the "future of terrorism" as one of recurrent plots by a dangerous but less capable al-Qaeda and its affiliates and sympathisers against US interests and diplomatic facilities around the world.
All were Republican sympathisers.
Some sympathisers are classic libertarians.
Dirac also remained true to Werner Heisenberg, a German physicist suspected of being a Nazi sympathiser.In this section A natural selection Bloody history, unhappy future Madame Prosecutor How to be bold Theoretical physics Underwater treasures ReprintsDirac was notoriously reticent.
Sympathisers in Tripoli are generally lying low.
