Leaderless in a sentence

I would say, find the folks who you align with, who you believe in, and also understand that this is why so many people talk about a leaderless generation.

The banner read: "Heartless, passionless, leaderless.

Antifa, which stands for anti-fascist, is a radical, leaderless leftist political movementarmed, violent protest as a method to create what supporters say is a more just and equitable country.

In mid-October the group shared a video promoting a ‘three step’ radicalization process that succinctly summarized their model of leaderless resistance.

It’s worth remembering that the pursuit of Assange is being conducted by a US right-wing government that is effectively leaderless, shambolic and opportunistic.

That’s cause America went into the pandemic leaderless and without any proper guidance.

The US has since imposed crippling sanctions on Iran, including its vital oil and gas industry, pushing the country into an economic crisis that has ignited several waves of sporadic, leaderless protests.

He has been less important to the current protest movement, which has been leaderless and whose participants have sought to remain anonymous.

His departure from Bolivia, and the resignation of several top officials, had left his country polarized and leaderless.

The nature of the debate, just like the demonstrations taking place outside the park, was chaotic, boisterous and leaderless.

The Tolo highway, which runs along the side of the leafy campus of Chinese University, was partially opened by protesters on Friday but then shut again during the evening rush hour, exposing splits in a movement that has been largely leaderless.

Three masked youngsters from the largely leaderless movement took the unusual step on Tuesday of holding a press conference to demand democracy, liberty and equality, and condemn the city’s pro-Beijing leaders.

Demonstrators’ videos corresponded with Associated Press reporting from outside of Iran, though individual activists remain unreachable and the protests for now appear leaderless.

Is the alt-right leaderless and destined for irrelevance?

The former British diplomat Carne Ross and author of the new book Leaderless Revolution pointed to the basic feature of these movements that they know what they do not want, but are not clear on what they want or how to achieve it.

Time’s Up’s leaderless, all-encompassing approach suits the sweeping, industry-agnostic nature of the sexual harassment epidemic.

As they ran past the control tower, Sniper 3 took one last opportunity to eliminate Issa, which would have left the group leaderless.

Feger Jackson attempted to flank a Confederate battery, but after his horse was shot and he began to lead on foot, he was shot in the head by a volley and his brigade fell back, leaderless (Col.

McLynn pp.95–99 For the past few months Britain had been virtually leaderless, although Devonshire had remained formally Prime Minister, but now Pitt and Newcastle were ready to offer stronger direction to the country's strategy.

Morale naturally became a problem. citation Many groups were leaderless and witnesses to the fate of neighboring troops and landings coming in around them.