Sentence examples for socialist cell from inspiring English sources
That's hardly a socialist cell.
While Corbyn-mania might have swept up hundreds of thousands, what happens next for the newly awakened socialist sleeper cells after his victory?
The body is a kind of repressive socialist state where every cell is equal but each must respond precisely to collective authority or receive orders to self-destruct.
Schools will come under the supervision of "communal councils", indistinguishable in most places from cells of the ruling socialist party.
Not since Eugene Debs ran from a prison cell in Atlanta in the 1920s has an avowed socialist vied for the presidency.
Shields - more a socialist than environmentalist - tells Craven that Emma was investigating a "hot cell" in Northmoor.
There he joined a revolutionary cell, and became a vocal advocate for Marxism within the revolutionary socialist movement.
Because of the overshoot, the socialist is relatively slow to reach its final steady state, taking around one cell generation (see also Fig. 2).
The bombings, carried out by a cell affiliated with al-Qaida, were pointed to by many as fuelling the resounding Socialist victory.
Therefore, the party leaders have cells in key aspects of society which consequently influence decision-making to favour socialist aspirations and serve the purpose of the ruling party (Vuong, 2014).
