Sentence examples for well reactionary from inspiring English sources

The reaction from the conservative blogosphere was, well, reactionary.

This month, Mr. Medvedev delivered a speech in which he warned against the spread of xenophobia and intolerance, as well as "reactionary and conservative ideas".

More than 100 LDP members recently formed a group to get the government to abandon further economic reforms, claiming they were turning voters off; the worry is that, apart from wanting to turn the clock back, an LDP under the sway of conservatives such as the party's policy chief, Shizuka Kamei, could easily turn xenophobic as well as reactionary.

The well of reactionary rage is deep and seems unlimited, and the backlash will be fierce and ugly.

Desires can ultimately be divided into long term and short term, so a spur of the moment desire to go buy something while shopping, as well as reactionary desires, are primarily short term, but may also be connected to long term desires.

These words are commonly used by liberals as well as reactionaries and even among the left.

As demonstrated by Mr Velázquez's half-century reign, they were undemocratic as well as deeply reactionary.All in the past, says the confederation's new head, Joaquín Gamboa Pascoe, an old man who has spent most of his life rising through the union hierarchy.

The draft letter stressed themes touched on by Nehru, including Zionism's economic benefits and British responsibility for the ongoing troubles (as in India, the imperialists always used "divide and rule"), as well as the reactionary nature of Arab societies and rulers.

The word "vandalism" disappeared from various media outlets as well as ultra-reactionary Facebook pages.

Houellebecq's superb discussion of Lovecraft offers deep insights into what drives his own writing, as well as into the reactionary tendencies of the horror genre: 'Horror writers are reactionaries in general simply because they are particularly, one might even say professionally, aware of the existence of Evil.' One of the truly great bad writers, Lovecraft is certainly here to stay.

His book gives a chapter to each year, stitching together developments in the German-speaking world (his forte) as well as neurotic France, reactionary Russia and self-confident Britain.