unreconstructed

How To Use unreconstructed In A Sentence

• This Government is a bunch of unreconstructed socialists.
• Huge sums of public money were wasted trying to stimulate an unreconstructed, collectivist economy. Times, Sunday Times
• It's no surprise that some unreconstructed critics of capitalism are looking smug.
• Furthermore, the mortgage banks, whose rates are typically 0.5% higher than those of unreconstructed building societies, have been haemorrhaging customers.
• He recognizes, of course, that affective is involved at some level either way — psychopath will not see any particular point to saving the five either — but in the cases where people give the classic deontological response, it seems like unreconstructed affect. The Starry Heavens Above and the Moral Law Within (the Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex)
• She was entirely "unreconstructed" to the day of her death. I. Boyhood and Youth
• The Angel's Share is an elegy for the old, unreconstructed island ways that have been all but decimated in the name of progress which, while making things a whole lot more efficient, left an unholy mess in its wake as well.
• So while the issue is about economic envy and blame shifting, of which you write, and which I am enjoying reading, essentially it's far more a case of good old politically incorrect, unreconstructed racism.
• Like many on the left today, he is an unreconstructed materialist.
• peasants are still unreconstructed small capitalists at heart