Sentence examples for is radicalised from inspiring English sources

Someone who is radicalised is someone who feels uprooted.

It follows Imtiaz Raina, a disaffected young Muslim who is radicalised when he travels to Pakistan and returns with a plan to blow up a prominent site in Sheffield.

Heathcote is radicalised after a spell in prison, during which she goes on hunger strike and has that terribly inhumane treatment meted out to suffragettes, force-feeding, inflicted on her, too.

It's a complex situation, but I think Ken and Paul [Laverty, the scriptwriter] addressed the historical complexities.' In the film, Murphy's character, Damien, is radicalised by his first-hand experience of the brutalities of the occupying British soldiers and forgoes a place at medical college in London to join the local flying column.

Watts is radicalised by her experiences of arrogance and sickening abuse – all entirely plausible – and is drawn into the movement by her friend Violet (Anne-Marie Duff), who is to introduce her to agitators like the pharmacist and covert munitions expert Edith Ellyn, played by Helena Bonham Carter.

No one, as terrorism expert Peter Neumann has repeatedly pointed out, is radicalised because they "stumble" across extremist content online and become "brainwashed".

And that is radicalising people and driving them to extremism.

Now she is radicalising in front of our eyes".

But there is evidence that China's heavy-handed approach in Xinjiang is radicalising a once-tolerant culture.

Anti-terror police are concerned the Syria conflict is "radicalising" humanitarian volunteers from Wales.

Wales' most senior counter terrorism officer is concerned the Syria conflict is "radicalising" humanitarian volunteers.