Sentence examples for leading far from inspiring English sources

I say all this somewhat dutifully, because there actually is a special pleasure to be shared, when a scientist or science writer leads us towards the light of a powerful idea which in turn opens avenues of exploration and discovery leading far into the future, binding many different phenomena in many different fields of study.

It stems from the dissatisfaction farmers felt after being charged the same insurance premiums as city dwellers, despite leading far less risky lives.

By the 1970s, Brons had moved on the National Front, then the leading far-right group in Britain.

By the 1970s, he had moved on to the National Front, then the leading far-right group in Britain.

The National Democratic Party, the leading far-right political group is represented in the state legislatures in Saxony and Mecklenburg-Pomerania.

Austria's leading far-right politician, Jörg Haider, had been at a late-night party and was driving at more than double the speed limit when his limousine left the road and somersaulted, killing him almost instantly.

Two of Europe's leading far-right populists struck a pact on Wednesdayto build a continental alliance to wreck the European parliament from within, and slay "the monster in Brussels".

An apparent show of support for May's views from one of the leading far-right figures of European politics plays perfectly into people's desire to paint Conservative proposals on immigration and foreign workers as a significant and worrying lurch to the right.

It would also be up against the fachosphère, a flourishing network of far-right, ultra-nationalist, white identitarian and often overtly racist blogs and sites, many based abroad, such as the Islamophobic ripostelaique.com and France's leading far-right news website fdesouche.com (the name derives from "native French").

The Front National—France's leading far-right party will undoubtedly benefit from all this tumult, as it is currently the only party directly and publicly linking immigration to internal security problems.

The Front National – France's leading far-right party – will undoubtedly benefit from all this tumult, as it is currently the only party directly and publicly linking immigration to internal security problems.