Sentence examples for reformist ideas from inspiring English sources

Commanding personalities have been replaced by apologies for having a personality and mechanical parroting of reformist ideas.

Economists working for the government say some of Mr Diáz-Canel's peers are receptive to reformist ideas.

Re-elected to the senate, he continued to operate as a traditional right-winger with reformist ideas.

Isaak, a naturalised Swedish citizen, returned to his country to launch Setit, a newspaper with reformist ideas.

This outburst helped spread the iconoclastic and reformist ideas of the intellectual movement, which became known as the May Fourth Movement.

His attack on Mr. Anwar, the most important of a new generation of Asian leaders, is fueling support for reformist ideas across the region.

Mr Romney claims he could pay for this by closing loopholes for the affluent an excellent reformist idea, but meaningless unless you say which loopholes are going to go.

Cameron, his old Oxford friend, was obliged to demote him when, as education secretary, his wacky, pseudo-reformist ideas and supercilious posturing provoked open conflict including, fatefully, with the home secretary, Theresa May.

The northern labour movement—unions, mutual aid societies, and cooperatives adopted either revolutionary or reformist socialist ideas.

Same with the Democratic teachers' unions opposing reformist education ideas: conservatives are still smarting at Bush's abandonment of vouchers in order to get any bill at all.

His novel Emile expressed reformist religious ideas that so angered the authorities that he had to flee – to Germany, then England for a time, where he was hosted by a rather bemused David Hume.