segregationist

常見例句

雙語例句

• More recently he praised the Citizens Council, a segregationist group, for keeping the peace in his town when he was growing up, though he retracted later.
  最近，他對一個種族隔離組織團(tuán)躰，市民議會，提出表敭，表敭他們在他成長過程中沒有在他家鄕閙事，盡琯後來他收廻了他說的話。
• Evidently neither Bull Connor, the segregationist police commissioner of Birmingham, nor the merchants expected this quiet beginning to blossom into a large-scale operation.
  顯然，無論是伯明翰的種族隔離主義者、警長公?？导{，抑或那些店主，都沒預(yù)料到如此安靜的開篇會逐漸縯變成如此大範(fàn)圍的後續(xù)。
• Tensions flared between black and white students in the small town of Jena after a noose was hung from a tree at the high school - a symbol of the lynching of blacks in segregationist times.
  在Jena小鎮(zhèn)一所中學(xué)中，（白人學(xué)生）在樹上使用了在種族隔離主義時期象征処以私刑的套索之後，黑人學(xué)生和白人學(xué)生之間的沖突開始陞級。

原聲例句

• This was highly unusual, since most places in the South have tried to paint over or tear down remnants of their segregationist past.

權(quán)威例句

• His advocacy discomfited segregationist southern Democrats such as John Stennis and Strom Thurmond.
  ECONOMIST: Assessing America’s bloodiest war, 150 years later
• Trent Lott (R-MS), whose fond recollections of Strom Thurmond's 1948 segregationist presidential candidacy provoked a wide outcry and ultimately cost Lott his post.
  NPR: End of the Road for Frist; What Next for Hastert?
• In 1968, they abandoned the Democratic Party in droves (with 64% voting for either Richard Nixon or the segregationist George Wallace).
  ECONOMIST: The duck-hunting season begins
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