Sentence examples for pacifist from inspiring English sources

It is unthinkable for any member of the royal family to be a pacifist.

He was humble yet also able, with authority, to remind people about his long record as a pacifist and human rights campaigner at home and abroad.

She was a pacifist who was more of an example than an instructor.

Back then, Hancock was starring in the riotous BBC comedy The Rag Trade and was only too happy to lend her popularity and her voice to the pacifist cause.

White-haired and quietly spoken, the founder of Vyasna is a committed pacifist.

In general he will intervene only when convinced that to do so will not make things worse which is to say, in the Middle East, rarely.Mr Obama is no pacifist and no isolationist.

But the violence always serves the demands of a logical, well-structured plot, and it doesn't change the fact that "Dawn" is that rarest of enterprises: a pacifist blockbuster.

Until now, Japan has had formal security ties only with America, under whose protection Japan, with a pacifist constitution, has sat since the second world war.Even if it falls well short of a mutual-defence treaty, to some Australians the agreement signed by John Howard in Tokyo on March 13th is unwarranted.

And he wants the pacifist article nine of the constitution to be revised.

It wants the removal of the pacifist section, Article 9, and supposedly traditional family values to be enshrined in it.

Okinawans pretended to keep China and Japan ignorant of each other's role, paying tribute to both and cultivating a studiously pacifist image.