Sentence examples for make socialist from inspiring English sources

"We're out here to make socialist revolution," said Mr. Phaneuf, a disciple of Trotsky who was arrested on assault charges at one recent demonstration.

Labour backbench MP Diane Abbott said Mr Miliband's speech had been "fine" but added that the party should make "socialist choices" to reduce spending, like cutting the Trident nuclear missile system.

"I was asked to carry the water and carry a message during this election and to make socialist solutions part of the narrative, because they're being left out and they work," she told CNN's Piers Morgan on Piers Morgan Tonightt".

It was recognised that Abstract Expression- ism was the kind of art that made Socialist Realism look even more stylised and more rigid and confined than it was.

What a strange foe capitalism must seem, so cheerfully voracious, letting Chairman Mao reign as a Camp hero and making Socialist dreariness a moment of fashion.

Any research whose use isn't immediately apparent must be an unnecessary earmark, a sign of wasteful spending, and something that makes socialists want to have gay sex.

It's all part of Moore's plot to make democratic socialist values as American as apple pie.

Instead, Fidel Castro organised his own petition (and, of course, claimed near unanimous popular support) for changing the constitution to make its socialist nature "permanent".

Her hopes when she started were for photographs that would make a socialist statement of some sort, but she abandoned that on Cartier-Bresson's advice.

Yet people want to make a socialist or a sentimentalist out of him, just as they swing between genius and outsider artist.

If the Russian revolution should inspire the western European proletariat to make the Socialist revolution, for which industrial Europe was ripe, the Russian revolution might well pass over directly to the second stage, the Socialist revolution.