Sentence examples for slightly fascist from inspiring English sources

That's why it was so hugely dangerous and that's where you got the slightly fascist overtones of the whole thing,' said his bitter political rival Des O'Malley, who was expelled from the ruling Fianna Fail party on Haughey's orders.

And perhaps even more socially ingrained; "The classic male archetype has been pretty misogynistic, sexist and slightly fascist and I think that's broken down quite a bit over the last 20 years.

But we didn't quite get the mass we were expecting just a couple of slightly lost-looking fascists intent on defending the area from an imaginary Muslim militia.

"I will say this, that recently Scout has been slightly involved with the anti-fascist community and had expressed a number of anti-fascist ideas to me," he said.

The far-right demonstrators were opposed by a slightly smaller number of anti-fascists, who tried to block their path.

Meanwhile, the fascists chanted the slightly less catchy, "No more refugees!" and, for some reason, "Pedos, pedos, pedos".

Meanwhile, the fascists chanted the slightly less catchy, "No more refugees!" and, for some reason, "Paedos, paedos, paedos".

And - slightly chillingly for a country that was once fascist - more than one young person informed me: "democracy isn't working".

At best, Stephen O'Smith is a rightful opposer of the EDL's fascist cause, who's found a slightly misguided way of expressing it, given the tensions mounting between the far right and those who oppose them in this country.

Unfortunately for the reader, Bartlett seems slightly unaware of the history of the anti-fascist movement and doesn't paint their interaction with Robinson in a favorable light.

So this time round they were planning a different, slightly more detached approach: waving their banners at the fascists from a distance.