Sentence examples for reactionary part from inspiring English sources

With some of these celebrities, the kneejerk qualities of their politics are self-evident, and in other cases (Eastwood), the reactionary part of their world view is more nuanced.

The right still knows him as the man who, despite belonging, ideologically, to the most reactionary part of the right, grasped the essential difference between patriotism and nationalism, and insisted that no decent Frenchman could collaborate with evil, even if that collaboration put him in league against many of his lifelong enemies.

The reactionary part, instead of the publishing and the analytics and the forward looking part," he says.

He has dismissed opponents as "the more reactionary parts of the human rights lobby".

In his efforts to block a congressional inquiry, he made concessions to the more reactionary parts of his centre-right coalition.

But still I was surprised to see that Monday's Guardian editorial had stripped me of future responsibility for what the more reactionary parts of the human rights lobby have nicknamed my "secret courts" bill.

So while the Democrats may seize on the two-and-a-half weeks Mr Bush spent in South Carolina pandering to the most reactionary parts of the old south, the Texas governor unlike Bob Dole or President Bush can probably unite the traditional Republican southern coalition.Third, the Republicans argue, the Democratic successes of recent years were special cases.

Aside from that, courting the more reactionary parts of the press would often be crucial, and debate would always be in danger of being reduced to the currency of name and face recognition: as one British academic recently told me, "it's big money, or it's Arnold Schwarzenegger" (or rather, Esther Rantzen).

Amy Heckerling made mainstream American teenage comic hits such as Fast Times at Ridgemont High in 1982, while shock-jock Howard Stern's deliberately reactionary Private Parts was directed by Betty Thomas.

His long rule of the province had been interrupted for a decade or so after he was attacked in 1967 by "red guards", the hooligans Mao encouraged to target "reactionaries" as part of the cultural revolution.

Jailing him, the Kremlin feared, might have led to a new wave of protests.The events in Biryulyovo show that reactionary nationalism remains part of Mr Navalny's political identity.