Sentence examples for reactionary ideas from inspiring English sources

"There are no conservative or reactionary ideas in general circulation".

Pfitzner's reactionary ideas helped advance his career during the First World War.

Reactionary ideas, forged in rage, tend to be emotive and incoherent.

Those deeply reactionary ideas inspired, or justified, dictatorships in Spain, Slovakia, and Latin America.

They still speak with theatrical accents and have outrageously reactionary ideas.

They still play hard, encourage reactionary ideas and dictatorships and impose their own rules across the East and South.

This reactionary idea was being talked up by such controversialists as Katie Hopkins, then still a columnist for the Mail Online.

Even as some prisoners tend to be politically conservative or at least less-than-left-wing and some embraced the reactionary idea that it was a "scary time for men"—the sense that this guy cheated his way to the top was a bipartisan one.

In some social-justice quarters, the demonization of "appropriative" interests converges with ultra-reactionary ideas about racial and cultural purity.

In the Republican (i.e., what we would call conservative) primary, François Fillon, a former Prime Minister who is trying to combine free-market rhetoric with reactionary social ideas, shocked everyone by coming out in front of the former President Nicolas Sarkozy and another former Prime Minister, Alain Juppé, who had been the heavy favorite for the past year.

What he truly hates is Enlightenment ideas and practices, and here his satire intersects with a fast-moving current of French reactionary thought, exemplified by "The Suicide of France," a surprise best-seller by the television journalist Éric Zemmour.