Sentence examples for too fundamentalist from inspiring English sources

Wasn't Nazism, too, fundamentalist: a cult devoted to the purity of German identity?

Of these, one of the biggest has been ruled out by the Americans for being too fundamentalist, leaving only the marginally more palatable Supreme Council for Islamic Revolution in Iraq.

"There's always a risk of becoming too radical and too fundamentalist in your approach when you're trying to suppress the views of others that you disagree with.

He was too fundamentalist and didn't have room for my feminist views.

(Just look, for instance, at the recent supreme legal idiocy). Too often, fundamentalists go as far as (they think) they can get away with.

"George Bush is a mullah; he is a fundamentalist, too," Abdul Hakim Baloch, a writer in Quetta, told me.

Meanwhile, Mr. Bush is taking what may be greater risks in his efforts to persuade the Republican right and religious fundamentalists that he, George Bush of Yale and voodoo economics, really is a right-winger and a fundamentalist, too.

The American right has fundamentalists too.

Now I realise that newspapers stereotype people and are prejudiced, as other religions have fundamentalists too.

But if autonomy goes too far, the fundamentalists argue, then what's to ensure that a school remains Christian?

It goes with Manichaeism (which is, of course, what appeals to Christian fundamentalists too) that battles are not only strategic but also existential.