Sentence examples similar to remarkably militant from inspiring English sources
The '70s began on a remarkably hopeful — and militant — note.
American officials say that even with the loss of territory in Syria and Iraq, and a broad military effort to disrupt the Islamic State's activities, the militants have proved remarkably resilient.
Security in Jenin, once a city under the sway of the Palestinian militant groups, has improved remarkably.
Such activity is not tied to a single place, as Iran's centrifuges were, and the militants can take advantage of remarkably advanced, low-cost encryption technologies.
Whether Mr. Li's New Year message advocates more militant action than the group's remarkably passive behavior to date is not clear.
"The Terrorist," about a young Tamil militant recruited for a suicide mission, is a remarkably sympathetic and unsensational study in the psychology of political extremism.
They remain under siege in Merseyside, where the militant left has been historically strong, but the moderates are doing remarkably well elsewhere.
In the Kurdistan region, the P.K.K. has enjoyed remarkably broad public support in recent months in light of its battlefield successes against the Islamic State militants.
Remarkably, the attack came after several days of negotiations with the protesters, whom the government accused of harboring militants who had killed a soldier, and taking weapons from a nearby checkpoint.
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