Sidenote: The extremists dissatisfied] Until the death of Henry, the English clergy from the Archbishop down had almost without exception held the hitherto authorised view of the Eucharist.
The result was to include within the same pale the adherents of a very slightly modified Mass and the extremists of the Swiss school, for whom the Communion Service was purely and simply commemorative.
In France it was only the extremists of the League who could countenance such a scheme.
But the seclusion of the great Reformer threw the movement largely into the hands of extremists such as Carlstadt and Münzer to whose anarchical theories he was opposed as vehemently as to Rome.
In France and in Scotland, Protestants and Catholics were ready to fly at each other's throats; in England that inclination was confined to extremists of either party.
All the political parties, Conservatives, Liberals, Moderates andExtremists expressed themselves against it.
The Act was wickedly perverted by the Extremists until among the common people it became the general belief that it gave plenary powers to a police which was feared and distrusted.
It was always easy for politicians of the baser sort, or for well-meaning but rigid and doctrinaire extremists on either side, to stir up prejudice and passion.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier had to face the attacks of extremists in both Quebec and Ontario.
The extremists decided from the very start that the condition had not been fulfilled.
The extremists wished a social revolution, "permanent revolution," class struggle, and they agitated openly and with energy.
Thus the Socialist-revolutionists were gradually relegated in the mind of the extremists to the great body of the hated "bourgeois.
But the non-socialist groups were beginning to take a stronger line, as they saw the experiments of the extremistslead to disillusionment.
The extremists then sent out a call to "revolutionary democracy" to meet in another conference, which they called a Democratic Conference, as opposed to the State Conference of Moscow.
For the extremists were again putting forward their demand, this time supported by armed force, that all the "capitalist" ministers resign, and that all authority pass into the hands of the Councils.
As to the Jacobin extremists we find no principle with them but "that of a rigorous, absolute application of the Rights of Man.
It is true that individual extremists on the right make continual endeavours to encroach on the functions of the State, but they preach to empty houses.
Every man to his creed, as they say; and I would never wish to throw cold water on such as seek to find 'the good' by closing one eye instead of two, as is done by the extremists on the right.
There is every chance of the Hindu extremists and Muslim extremists making an alliance and joining hands, while even the Mohammedan moderates are coming nearer the Hindu moderates.
At one time it was believed that he belonged to the first class, to which most of the other Bengalee extremists belonged, but whether that belief was right and whether he still thinks on the same lines, it is difficult to say.
Lord Morley would rally the moderates because there were extremists in the land.
The extremists saw the hand of the Government in the split.
The Congress session of 1906 was rather an uproarious session, but eventually the spirit of compromise and conciliation prevailed and the so-called extremists practically gained all their points so far as the principle of them was concerned.
He objected to the extremists calling themselves nationalists to the exclusion of the people of his ways of thinking.
In the absence of the so-called extremists, the moderates were extremists and the Government and its agents looked down upon them.
On the other hand, they differ from the extremistsin their methods, as they believe in a steady development of the national mind and the national will and have no faith in heroic remedies.
To take up the extremists first: There are some who do not recognise the British Government at all.
They deplore the lack of enthusiasm and sacrifice in their own ranks, but they admire the selflessness of the extremists and respect their real leaders.
But the extremists in both branches of the Congress had already determined to defeat the plan and to give the ballot to the ex-slave.
A coalition of the Extremists and the Left fought savagely against the Villele ministry, which was reproached particularly for its long duration.
The clerical extremists in Paris anathematised all concerned.
After the Assembly had twice refused to bring the king to trial, the extremists were able to organise and direct an irresistible wave of popular indignation towards the Tuileries, and on 10th August the palace was stormed.
If this idea were carried out both the extremists and the moderates could join hands.
Extremists are considered to be advocates of brute-force.
Some call the Moderates the timid party, and the Extremists the bold party.
The Chamber of Peers immediately issued a decree for the perpetual banishment of the family of Bonaparte from French soil; the extremists demanding that the families of the men who had consented to the death of Louis XVI.
Lack of tact on the part of the Government and reckless taunts from extremists in Ontario made the breach steadily wider.
Attacked by extremists from both directions, he faced much the same difficulties as Laurier, and he found in Laurier's friendship, counsel, and example much that stood him in good stead in the days of stress to come.
For this moderation, the antislavery extremists in the North assailed him, but nothing shows more his far-sighted wisdom and strength of purpose than his action at this time.
That is why I say the extremists at both ends are bad, and I have repeated that several times publicly.
In fact, I never thought--I thought of the extremistsas superpatriots.
A few extremists are beginning to say that Merlin ought to be the Government, and Jake Vyckhoven and his cronies ought to be dumped.
The extremists appear to have overrated their influence at Court.
The situation for the extremists was further impaired by an appeal to force on the part of the Choshu samurai.
Extremists may determine the erratic deflections of a movement; they do not decide its issues.
Draper's theory that "extremists determine the issue," may tempt him to favor a different rule.
Extremists on both sides abused Forster, but the government had a difficult set of circumstances to deal with, and he acted like a prudent statesman in contenting himself with what he could get.
In 1876, when the Eastern question was looming large, he visited Servia and Turkey, and his subsequent speeches on the subject were marked by studious moderation, distasteful to extremists on both sides.
The extremists on this side are indeed extreme in their fanaticism.
Some Extremists use violence, others work secretly and spread discontent and disaffection.
In such circumstances the Extremists saw their opportunity to pour ridicule on the new Councils and preach once more the futility of constitutional agitation.
The Extremists would straightway assume full responsibility of Government; the Moderates think that would lead to chaos, and would proceed by stages.
When Mr. Gokhale's political testament was published, it was dismissed by the Extremists as a well-meant but quite obsolete document.
But in this he failed, as some of the more worldly Extremists foresaw who obeyed him in this matter with reluctance.
The Extremists who knew their own minds still constituted a very formidable party, and they were finding new allies in an unexpected quarter.
But the extremists proved that they could win over the government to their view; the German people, most docile of nations, could be gradually indoctrinated with it.
The Boer extremists also began to look about for allies, and were tempted to hope for aid from Germany, who had just established herself in South-West Africa.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "extremists" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
