Sentence examples for radical adherents from inspiring English sources

One of those groups, known as the Houthi movement, is led by radical adherents of a variant of Shiite Islam and has been accused of receiving support from Iran.

Security officials believe the bombmaker was Ibrahim Hassan al-Asiri, who is considered to be one of the organisation's most radical adherents after sending his own brother on a failed suicide mission with a bomb in his body cavity.

Security officials believe the bombmaker was Ibrahim Hassan al-Asiri, who is considered to be one of the organisation's most radical adherents after sending his brother on a failed suicide mission with a bomb in his body cavity.

France, after all, remains an international center for semiotics and deconstruction, schools of thought whose most radical adherents seek to explain all discourse as the meaningless shuffling of symbols.

This forgotten chapter suggests that Islam is more mutable than either its radical adherents or its Western detractors allow -- and that Pashtun history offers an extraordinary precedent for peace as well as a legacy of war.

So their first encounter with Islam has been through its most violent and radical adherents.

In the case of radical Islam, its adherents enforce taboos by policing the behaviour of women, and murdering homosexuals, apostates and members of rival sects.

Like the Soviets, the Islamic radicals promise their adherents an inevitable eventual victory.

If the Cynics eschewed the city altogether, and the Epicureans eschewed active political participation for the most part, the skeptics adhering to the radical Pyrrhonist position allowed their adherents to live in an ordinary way but without inner assent or conviction to any doctrine, similarly not a stance supportive of active political engagement.

Reform-minded Muslims have a new internet destination: a website set up by Queensland MP George Christensen "to expose radical Islamic practices, its adherents and appeasers within our midst".

Mr Cameron will add that "adherents" of radical Islam are "overpowering other voices within Muslim debate, especially those trying to challenge it".