Sentence examples for very radicalised from inspiring English sources

[And] in a very short period of time, I mean weeks, he turned to be very radicalised, with very strong views about everything," Bander said.

Interior minister Jorge Fernández Díaz said: "These are two pairs of very radicalised brothers who are highly trained militarily, physically and mentally, and are prepared to carry out an attack, and ready, according to the police, to blow themselves up in the act".

Peter Neumann, director of the International Centre for Radicalisation at King's College London, believes about 20 per cent of the jihadis want out; at the same time, there is an Isis fan club in Britain which is very radicalised.

He said it was hard for police to identify plans because suspects were "working in a self-radicalised way very often, not necessarily under any command and control structure".

Thanks to a group of self-taught, radicalised women, real political action is happening there.

Even by the standards of his violent and radicalised area, Mr Mehsud is a very bad egg.

The Republican Presidential hopeful was also ridiculed for claiming that parts of London and Paris are "so radicalised" police officers are "afraid for their very lives".

It was followed by a claim parts of London and Paris are "so radicalised" police officers are "afraid for their very lives" when they enter these districts.

"The battle was very aggressive, very kinetic, because you are fighting a radicalised enemy.

We have a choice to make in how we will respond to the very real possibility that our churches could become targets for radicalised or violent people, be they of a far-right persuasion, Isis affiliated, or simply tormented in mind and spirit.

He remains for now a classic so-called "lone wolf" – a self-radicalised, angry individual of the sort that is very difficult to pinpoint and pre-empt.