Sentence examples for sharing reactionary from inspiring English sources

A notice posted on the Aksu city government website this week offered awards of between 500 yuan (£5)and 500,000 yuan for providing information on what it deemed potential threats to social stability, ranging from unapproved preaching and sharing "reactionary" opinions online to murder and terrorist activities.

Boris Johnson's ravings about protests "erupting like boils" is a colourful variant of a shared reactionary impulse, evident in David Cameron's own interventions as well as in reports about new laws to clear political encampments.

So to what extent does he share the reactionary views of the church hierarchy on women's rights, abortion and gay rights?

It transpires that Charlotte is actually married to Henry, an affluent and unashamedly reactionary playwright who shares Stoppard's intolerance of bad grammar and facility for stringing words together "like spirals of DNA".

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I'm forced to understand him," said Di Domenico, who had a "shitty" relationship with his own father, a steelworker who shared a good deal of the president's reactionary anger.

There were (only) 10 and 9 accounts of adverse experiences related to rosiglitazone/cardiovascular events and HPV vaccine/infertility, respectively, but these experiences appeared to be more reactionary than anticipatory (meaning they were shared online after news about the safety issues broke out).

His philosophy seemed reactionary at the time, but today it's shared by some researchers who question the value of safety-first playgrounds.

We believe these are Saudi-driven reactionary customs which damage lives and imperil our shared futures, points I made in my column in the Independent this week.

It should go beyond simple reactionary instincts to punish, but instead focus on shared humanity and shared suffering.