Sentence examples for reactionary concern from inspiring English sources

You can argue with Slaughter's "having it all" framing (I certainly did) but the issue she's talking about —how to help women navigate the workplace while their kids are young — is about as far from a reactionary concern as you can.

It's a reactionary business".

To prevent exposure of the scandalous hold Rasputin had on the imperial family, Nicholas interfered arbitrarily in matters properly within the competence of the Holy Synod, backing reactionary elements against those concerned about the Orthodox church's prestige.

While he very clearly — though without any particular drama — denounces colonialism, Achebe is equally clear in his intention not to be reactionary in his reactions, to concern himself with individuals rather than ideologies.

It's boring, reactionary and not a single concern is real. .

But the Department of Defense, hardly a reactionary body, has voiced similar concerns about the security threats posed by climate change for years.

Some students raised concerns about draconian, reactionary policies that don't work or that punish all fraternities for the actions of a few, the Daily Trojan reports.

However, in a time when our greatest challenge is to pull together to compete in a global economy, we should not waste another minute trying to mollify the concerns of a reactionary, ideological few.

The protest led nightly news on Monday and Tuesday night and most mainstream media has painted a picture of an exclusionary and reactionary group that is only concerned with garnering attention for themselves.

A reflexive equation linking concern about immigration with reactionary thinking has been dulled in Europe, but not without embarrassment.

As the UN looks to mark the 20th anniversary of the Cairo agreement this year, women's rights organisations are, more and more, having to concern themselves with fighting reactionary policies that seek to chip away at hard-won rights.