Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning Her establishmentarian upbringing made it hard for her to accept alternative lifestyles.
The establishmentarian values of the ruling party were evident in their policies.
The establishmentarian policies of the country were seen as outdated by the younger generation.
His establishmentarian beliefs made him resistant to new ideas and perspectives.
The establishmentarian class had a firm grip on political power and influence.
The establishmentarian policies of the government favored the interests of the wealthy.
The establishmentarian policies of the school board were challenged by a group of concerned parents.
The establishmentarian stance of the company made it difficult for new ideas to be accepted.
The establishmentarian teachings of the church were not questioned by most of the congregation.
The establishmentarian members of the council were resistant to change.
The establishmentarian art critics dismissed the new style of painting as a passing fad.
The establishmentarian elite were resistant to any challenges to their power and authority.
The establishmentarian church had a strict doctrine and resisted any changes.
The establishmentarian structure of the government prevented any real change from occurring.
The establishmentarian forces were opposed to any attempts at reform or change.
The professor's establishmentarian approach to the course made it predictable and uninspiring.
The establishmentarian media outlets only reported on news that conformed to the mainstream narrative.
The politician's establishmentarian views made him popular with the traditional conservatives.
Her establishmentarian upbringing meant she had conservative views on social issues.
The establishmentarian attitude of the police force resulted in little change in the way they dealt with the community.
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