Sentence examples for separatism of from inspiring English sources

Iannone's feminism has always been nuanced; not for her the separatism of 1970s radicalism.

Tells about the separatism of Casa Blanca, whose younger members have fought against the young of other barrios and against the police.

Such cooperation, however, was part of Graham's deliberate strategy to distance himself from the starchy conservatism and separatism of American fundamentalists.

The latent separatism of the Eastern provinces and, undoubtedly, some commercial advantages caused them to accept Palmyrene domination without difficulty, as they had, in the past, supported Avidius Cassius and Pescennius Niger against the legitimate emperors.

The fascination lies in the evolution of Malcolm's beliefs: from the black nationalism and pan-Africanism of Marcus Garvey through the black separatism of the Nation of Islam to the colour-blind embrace of orthodox Islam.

Although richly endowed with natural resources, Yunnan remained an underdeveloped region until relatively recent times; for centuries the ethnic, religious, and political separatism of the province posed obstacles to the efforts of a central government to control it.

Ukraine's interim President, Oleksandr Turchynov, warned of his "grave concern" of the "serious threat of separatism" ahead of emergency talks with security chiefs.

The West also seems convinced that Quebec has been using the threat of separatism to win billions of dollars in aid from the rest of Canada.

In any case, Moscow's own treatment of separatism — killing tens of thousands of Chechens over the past decade — says volumes about its claims that it is just trying to protect a minority population.

But the issue of separatism for Quebec did not disappear.

He had faced charges of separatism and seizure of public buildings.