Sample Sentences foranarchist (editor-reviewed)
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At the protest, one anarchist set off fireworks and shouted that all rules were meant to be broken.anarchist = someone who opposes government or authority
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The anarchist group passed out flyers calling for the end of all government institutions.anarchist = someone who opposes government
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An anarchist group claimed responsibility for the explosion at the Federal Building.anarchist = of people who want to abolish all government
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She didn’t call herself an anarchist, but she refused to follow rules she saw as unfair.anarchist = someone against authority
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He tasted like regret in the shadows of trees and in the glow of the anarchist's suit collection. (source)anarchist = someone who favors eliminating all government
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Are you really anarchists? (source)anarchists = people who favor eliminating all government
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Before that he'd been a kind of anarchist, a provociteur.† (source)
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I get that it's broken, but that doesn't mean these anarchists can just come and take it.† (source)
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"Burne's a fanatic," he said to Tom, "and he's dead wrong and, I'm inclined to think, just an unconscious pawn in the hands of anarchistic publishers and German-paid rag wavers—but he haunts me—just leaving everything worth while—" Burne left in a quietly dramatic manner a week later.† (source)
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You weren't an anarchist, were you?† (source)
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I hear they're anarchists.† (source)
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I grew limp with my anarchistic laughter.† (source)
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Should I utter so much as a word of dissent, I am confident they would label me a communist anarchist, and then even Andreas's influence would not save me from the dungeons.† (source)
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I have made it my aim to reconcile the so-called Anarchists and the so-called Communists, and with that in view I and my committee have digested all the available documentation of the subject.† (source)
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Greens: Anarchistic elements, chiefly peasants, who fought both Reds and Whites.† (source)
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But the curious thing, the contradiction, is that I was standing in the middle of a fenced enclosure in a bungalow slum looking up at the spires of the great strange architectural cluster known as the Watts Towers, an idiosyncrasy out of someone's innocent anarchist visions, and the more I looked, the more I thought of Jimmy.† (source)
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