Sentence examples for reactionary town from inspiring English sources
Another enthusiastic recruiter who lived in an unnamed "reactionary town" managed to convert "two enamelled and trousered lovelies" in a saloon bar, "two sinister colonels in a railway carriage" and a doctor's "large and, I had always thought, smug" family.
In that approach Mr. Garrett had allies among the New Urbanists, the town planners sometimes labeled reactionary for promoting quaint enclaves like Seaside, Fla.
In last month's local elections the mood was progressive in London and the university towns, but anxious and sometimes reactionary elsewhere; at Holyrood, Scotland went in its own way, just as it had done in 2015.
Another panel showed a man running around town, posting what was described as "reactionary slogans and banners and counter-propaganda on front doors, and in bicycle sheds, and mailboxes".
But this is mostly weak stuff, with a timid and reactionary final message about how it's better to stay in your home town, rather than go for a big-city college education.
"Reactionary" is similar.
Opposing housebuilding looks reactionary.
He has become reactionary.
"These are reactionary dishes!
