Sentence examples for more fringe elements from inspiring English sources

Of course, there were some exponents of the more fringe elements nestled in there.

"What we are seeing is more organised fringe elements – the National Front, old networks of Combat 18 people and members of the BNP – who are getting involved specifically to try and use the EDL to spark serious disorder," says Lowles.

In terms of the gay world, the gay movement has become recently conservative and assimilationist and one of the byproducts of that is it tends to disassociate itself from its more unruly or fringe elements – the ones that were at the forefront of the gay liberation movement to begin with.

We need to send a strong message of love and compassion, which is much more prevalent than these few fringe elements of terrorism.

But inside Syria those chanting "Christians to Beirut, Alawites to their graves!" have become more than a fringe element.

The fringe elements of the Tea Party will only start to look more and more repulsive which would only harm the Republicans, making them look even more narrow and one-dimensional.

With a worldview shaped by the most radical and fringe elements of the Republican Party, which are more dominant with each passing day".

The Nazi comparison was particularly ill-timed because several Pirate members' far-right sympathies had recently come to light, leading to a nationwide debate over whether the party's breakneck growth — official membership has more than doubled, to over 29,000, since the Berlin vote in September — has swept too many radical fringe elements into the group.

"There are fringe elements of every faith".

4. Time was when a fringe festival was sufficiently subversive, but today even fringes generate fringe elements.

It could also become captive to its fringe elements.