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Example sentences for "anarchy"

Lexicographically close words:
anarchies; anarchist; anarchistic; anarchists; anarchs; anasarca; anastasis; anastigmat; anastomose; anastomoses
  1. Both Socialism and Anarchy are off-springs of monarchial forms of government evolved by people under the tyranny class and official oppression.

  2. If we've got to have anarchy in this country, let's have anarchy for all, and not just for Grant Hamilton and his political adherents!

  3. The truth is, that after the Sand River Convention, the most complete anarchy existed among the Transvaal Boers; and that as much after the promulgation of their Constitution of 1857 as before.

  4. They do not say a word of the state of anarchy then prevailing in the Transvaal, nor of its military reserves, nor of the threatening attitude of Sekukuni and Cetewayo.

  5. In the South, butchery and rapine by hordes of desperate negroes--in the North anarchy and political intrigue, to be merged into dictatorship and the absolutism of military power.

  6. You draw a picture of anarchy that would disgrace a confederation of petty savage tribes.

  7. But, so far from being a common cause, all anarchy is the forerunner of poverty, and all prosperity begins in obedience.

  8. Anarchy and competition, eternally, and in all things, the laws of death.

  9. On the other hand, the causes of anarchy and of the poor are not the same, but opposite.

  10. Man who man would be, 10 Must rule the empire of himself; in it Must be supreme, establishing his throne On vanquished will, quelling the anarchy Of hopes and fears, being himself alone.

  11. It's going to be a splendid state of affairs, isn't it, if the immediate result of beating the Boche is anarchy over here?

  12. Wondering why the devil we fought if the result is going to be anarchy in England.

  13. Because, as I said, the whole question of possible anarchy as opposed to a constitutional change lies in your hands and the hands of your class.

  14. Cleoph, the Lombard King, is slain; his son being a child, many of the dukes assume royal power and great anarchy prevails.

  15. The new Christian Roman Empire of the West, which the genius of Charlemagne founded, and throughout which his iron will imposed peace on the old anarchy of creeds and races, did not indeed retain its integrity after its great ruler's death.

  16. But England, he says, during the anarchy of Edward VI.

  17. The moral anarchy within showed through, at last burst through, the painted skin of prescriptive order which held them together.

  18. After that, in the troubles of Stephen's reign, anarchy let loose tyranny in its most fearful form, and things were done which recall the cruelties of the old Spanish conquistadores in America.

  19. But the two diseases which are likely to be fatal to democracy are anarchy and corruption.

  20. There is a vast difference between the ideal republic which I was speaking of, and the real anarchy and confusion which would be brought about by what is called republicanism.

  21. Should the contest continue for two or three years longer, the South bids fair to lapse into the semi-barbarism of Mexico, or the robber-ruled anarchy of Spain after the Peninsular war.

  22. To the Socialist, competition is anarchy, an anarchy that leaves "every man free to ruin himself so that he may ruin another.

  23. But in destroying property he retains possessions, and in establishing anarchy he maintains order.

  24. From this simplicity came a violent reaction, which reached its climax in the anarchy of Proudhon.

  25. They soon dropped the hyphen and accepted the word anarchy as a declaration of war against all things as they are.

  26. Anarchy and disorder reigned from one end of the empire to the other.

  27. The Albanians proudly called this anarchy liberty, and religiously guarded a state of disorder bequeathed by their ancestors, which always assured the first place to the most valiant.

  28. Only if such divine anarchy and such a heavenly wilderness remain in Rome, is there place for the shadows, one of which is worth more than the whole present race.

  29. The fanatics were joined by the criminal classes, and for a time anarchy reigned supreme.

  30. Pedro Laso, the President, disgusted at the turn things were taking, began to waver, and was followed by many who feared that anarchy would ensue.

  31. Succeeding to their respective possessions after long periods of anarchy and civil discord, they had re-established order, and bridled the turbulence of the nobility.

  32. France, in short, nominally under the control of a closely centralised monarchy, was suffering from that worst form of anarchy which comes of a bureaucracy when it has become disorganised.

  33. But if Germany at the close of the fifteenth century was in a condition of anarchy political and social, it is a mistake to suppose that she was in a condition of barbarism.

  34. Babouc, "this is surely the height of anarchy and confusion.

  35. Anarchy is the one thing that men will not, because they cannot, long endure.

  36. Then civil war, disunion, and anarchy must accompany secession.

  37. Anarchy among the members, and not tyranny in the head, has been the rock on which all such confederacies have split.

  38. This measure, resorted to by the Bank, is disorganizing and revolutionary, and, if generally resorted to by private citizens in like cases, would fill the land with anarchy and violence.

  39. It is better that it should be sustained by a despotism far more cruel than that of Austria, than to become the prey of that sanguinary anarchy which is dignified in Europe with the name of republicanism.

  40. Condé and the other Princes of the blood, when the important subject of the succession gave a free and sufficient motive for their jealousy, could not fail to renew the civil anarchy which he had been so anxious to terminate.

  41. The kingdom was at peace, but anarchy still reigned within the walls of the palace.

  42. Nevertheless, anarchy is not desirable, nor that worthy frame of mind which extends toleration not merely to the good of all kinds, but to the good and the bad, the intelligent and the foolish indifferently.

  43. Anarchy is a crime against the whole human race; and all mankind should band against the anarchist.

  44. If ever anarchy is triumphant, its triumph will last for but one red moment, to be succeeded for ages by the gloomy night of despotism.

  45. Anarchy is no more an expression of "social discontent" than picking pockets or wife-beating.

  46. The man who advocates anarchy directly or indirectly, in any shape or fashion, or the man who apologizes for anarchists and their deeds, makes himself morally accessory to murder before the fact.

  47. Curious to see how all still refers itself to some head and fountain; not even an Anarchy but must have a centre to revolve round.

  48. And in a France begirt with Cimmerian invading Coalitions, and torn with an internal La Vendee, this is the conclusion we have arrived at: to put down Anarchy by Civil War!

  49. And so Vacancy and general Abolition having come for this France, what can Anarchy do more?

  50. Poor Necker in the midst of such an anarchy does what is possible for him.

  51. Anarchy is destruction: a burning up, say, of Shams and Insupportabilities; but which leaves Vacancy behind.

  52. Meanwhile, we will hate Anarchy as Death, which it is; and the things worse than Anarchy shall be hated more!

  53. Havoc and anarchy everywhere; a combustion most fierce, but unlucent, not to be noticed here!

  54. In which however there is this advantage, that, like Anarchy itself, it cannot continue.

  55. Sansculottism, Anarchy of the Jean-Jacques Evangel, having now got deep enough, is to perish in a new singular system of Culottism and Arrangement.

  56. Amphitheatre has been raised, or at least Monticule or Elevation; hideous Statues of Atheism, Anarchy and such like, thanks to Heaven and Painter David, strike abhorrence into the heart.

  57. Again the appeal for help was made to Louis Philippe, and now, not so much to avert the victory of Don Carlos as to save Spain from anarchy and from the constitution of 1812.

  58. A proclamation was then published, announcing to the Parisians that in order to save the country from anarchy and civil war the Duke of Orleans had assumed the office of Lieutenant-General of the kingdom.

  59. A few weeks later Nismes was given over to anarchy and pillage.


  60. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "anarchy" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
    Other words:
    anarchy; chaos; confusion; disjunction; disorder; disorganization; dispersal; dispersion; disruption; dissolution; distemper; entropy; hassle; haziness; inconsistency; lawlessness; license; misrule; morass; muddle; nihilism; obscurity; outlawry; rebellion; revolution; riot; scattering; separateness; syndicalism; turmoil; unlawfulness; unruliness; vagueness