Sentence examples for too reactionary from inspiring English sources
"Bernadette was considered too reactionary," he said.
He added: I think I would be too reactionary to execute something like Meet the Press properly.
A vote to leave was too irrational, too reactionary, too pregnant with negative consequences to be imagined.
Cato's censorship impressed later generations but was too reactionary; his anti-Hellenic policies, in particular, were retrograde and lacked wide support.
In politics, demography may well be destiny, but the Republican Party, which, only a couple of years ago, was being written off as too white, too reactionary, and too old, is defying reports of its imminent demise.
But to argue that he should be stripped of the England captaincy, or the same role at Chelsea, or thrown out of the England camp altogether is too simplistic, and reactionary, and quite possibly pointless.
A lot of hair-trigger, fear-based, potentially biased and too often fatally reactionary cops whose bad decisions have resulted in the deaths of a disproportionate number of black men.
The left has reactionaries, too — including progressives in the nineteen-nineties who, Lilla wrote at the time, were convinced that Americans did not grasp the disastrous truth about the Reagan Revolution, "since if they did, they would overturn it".
The change we seek is clear to the reactionaries too, and they discovered the disguise of scale.
Too often, standup is reactionary, laddish and boorish.
