Sentence examples for right emerged from inspiring English sources

This view of Silent Cal as a prophet on the right emerged during the Reagan administration.

Austria was shaken by a political earthquake yesterday when the neo-fascist right emerged from a general election as a contender to be the strongest political force in the country for the first time.

These debates are sometimes framed in terms of when "the concept of a right" emerged.

According to Gould and Fitzgerald, the pan-Islamic right emerged under British colonialism during the mid-1800s and was fostered by the U.K. as a tool to counter nationalism, modernism and the secular left after World War I.

There's a new right emerging in the country which is as hostile, in my view, to financial services, as many on the left have been over the years," Dodd told an audience at a Bipartisan Policy Center event Tuesday.

It may be 20 years after the book was first published, but it will seem more pertinent than ever if you believe the theory that many of the far-right and fascist groups that call themselves alt-right emerged from the online "manosphere".

Other important findings show that women's land rights emerged as an important determinant of pro-poor welfare gains.

This international bill of rights emerged in December 1948 as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (Morsink 1999, Lauren 1998, Glendon 2001).

While Trump and the alt-right emerged without the help of the Russian government, Putin's display of authoritarianism and aid to far-right movements have helped bring their ultraconservative designs into the political mainstream.

Much of the alt-right emerged from message boards that highly prize shock value — a joke about a sacred idea or an unspeakable tragedy, something like the recurring line, "The Holocaust didn't happen, but it should have".

There is also a strong tinge of Euroscepticism about rights emerging from the cultural sensibilities of continental Europe.