Sentence examples for of fringe groups from inspiring English sources

What began as the work of fringe groups with racist ideologies has moved into the mainstream.

In an interview, he called Cameron's embrace of "fringe groups" in the European Parliament a move "deeply detrimental to the British national interest".

Yet, with the exception of fringe groups composed of people like Ms. McDonald, most yoga teachers will tell you that drugs have no place in the practice.

The PVV's appeal to liberal values has drawn in voters from groups who traditionally would have worried about being victims of fringe groups, rather than supporters of them, including Jews and homosexuals.

But now I'm back to feeling as if our country is in a tailspin propelled by the turbulent winds of fringe groups, the media that love them and the weak politicians who want, above all, to keep their jobs.

School administrators who see a need to develop multicultural programs and provide classroom lessons in tolerance are often the target of fringe groups and the tabloids.

"For more than two decades, I've opposed efforts to ban guns, ban ammunition, ban magazines and dismiss gun owners as some kind of fringe group unwelcome in modern America," Mr. McCain told the group.

Likewise, it is not uncommon for fringe groups of all ideological persuasions to systematically target these men by manipulating their sense of hopelessness and lack of belonging.

It's good that Unfinished Histories, a living archive of the fringe groups of the last 50 years, is celebrating it in style.

Unlike many of the fringe groups and parties to the left of Labour, we can no longer be dismissed as merely a party of permanent protest.

The participants run the gamut from members of Brazilian fringe groups in ragged outfits to polished members of the European Parliament.