Sentence examples for some extremism from inspiring English sources

He said that there had been some extremism on his side of the debate: " 'Content liberation' is the phrase that has been used within the Wikimedia community, and I hate that: they see them as a repository of images that haven't been nicked yet".

I can imagine a French secularist responding to Bowen: "Wouldn't it be more helpful to say that there is a new global assertiveness among many Muslims; it is multifaceted but also harbors some dangerous extremism.

That includes showing U.S. officials that the human rights situation in the region remains appalling, a strain for Gulf citizens that drives some to extremism and poses a risk for their countries' futures.

You're Not DePolitely You're Just Too Happy.

Nazi ideology bears many resemblances to that of contemporary Islamic extremism, some the consequence of careful teaching.

But defenders blame Egypt's corrupt justice system and brutal jails for having pushed some victims toward extremism.

Ultimately, it seems the government is willing to defend some types of extremism, but the line of acceptability is not only blurred but purposely hidden behind legal lines.

The end of the cold war has inaugurated a period of crumbling parties, fickle electorates and, in some countries, renascent extremism.

The 12 minutes it to took her to reply, changed her life: "The police thought I had been recruited in 12 minutes, converted to some sort of extremism, but I was just trying to help her out".

While many listeners generally agreed with Mr. Obama's comments about violence and extremism, some said they disliked his characterization of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, which they described as bloody catastrophes.

American art benefits from the fanatic, as American writing does not: the visual arts threaten to disappear back into the big jumble of things we see and own unless they are marked by some kind of extremism.