Sentence examples for socialist harmony from inspiring English sources
Banished from Beijing for the Olympics will be not only fractured English, but disabled people, Falun Gong practitioners, dark-skinned villagers newly arrived in the city, AIDS activists and other "troublemakers" who smudge the canvas of socialist harmony.
After publishing a widely reprinted newspaper article defending her idea, she left Nashoba for Robert Dale Owen's socialist community at New Harmony, Indiana.
In 1825 father and son immigrated to the United States to set up another self-sufficient socialist community at New Harmony, Ind. Robert Dale Owen edited the community's newspaper, the New Harmony Gazette, until 1827, when he became associated with the controversial reformer Fanny Wright.
Playful, subtle and haunting, her poetry could never be in harmony with the socialist realist style dictated by the country's cultural commissars.
Then came the Saint-Simonians, followers of a French aristocrat and Utopian socialist, who dreamed that global harmony would involve, among other things, better transport links (the builder of the Suez Canal was a believer).
China Seeks Social Harmony The Communist Party adopted a plan to "build a harmonious socialist society" and tackle the side effects of soaring economic growth.
Both men are longtime leftists in harmony with Mr. Chávez's most hard-core socialist supporters, the true believers in what he calls his Bolivarian Revolution.
"The Chinese government now promotes a combination of socialist values (equality, stability and justice) and Confucian values (order, harmony and family) not just at home but on the world stage.
So they set up communes here: Owen's New Harmony commune in Indiana and 34 Fourier-style "phalanx" settlements — socialist communes, because the new freedom was supposed to be possible only under socialism.
