Sentence examples for marginal movement from inspiring English sources

"We have 180,000 supporters across the country — this is not a marginal movement," Mr. Pilcher said in a telephone interview.

Some Kenyan and western politicians have described the mass killings in the Westgate shopping mall as "an act of desperation" by a marginal movement that is "on the run".

Clift agrees, but notes that even some marginal movement toward Christie may be enough to be decisive.

By contrast, many of the people who came after him were the sort of nasty little demagogues whom one tends to find battling one another to the death for control over small, marginal movements, often on the left.

From a standpoint outside Christianity, the distinction between mainstream Protestantism and marginal movements like Pentecostalism and the Salvation Army appears less significant than it does from within; all shades of the Christian religion derive from the same sketchy Gospel accounts of a charismatic miracle worker and a cosmic narrative wildly different from what science shows.

And to achieve their narrow ideological goal, they are willing to use the same desperate measures that other marginal movements have adopted around the world: they have taken a hostage.

In his influential 1964 essay "The Paranoid Style in American Politics," historian Richard Hofstadter contended that it was social outsiders or "marginal" movements that most often embraced this kind of conspiratorial thinking.

This one captures a radical political argument in four words, rebranding a marginal cause as a mass movement.

The answer lies in Mr Mégret's plan to turn the Front from a marginal protest movement to a mainstream party of power.

Sergei Udaltsov, the leader of a marginal political movement called Left Front, was sentenced to 10 days in jail for organizing an unsanctioned march after a protest on March 10.

These are excellent values to form the basis of any society but have often led to permaculture being dismissed as a marginal hippy movement, rather than a serious approach to development.