Revisionist in a sentence

But the Daily Beast story reported on how Florida officials snubbed a task force established nearly three decades ago to advance its revisionist history.

China’s growing use of its air force to implement its coercive foreign policy and revisionist strategies is evident in the Strait and the East and South China Seas.

For that reason, Sotomayor called the court’s “recharacterization of Brown” not only a “revisionist history” but “an affront to the legendary life” of Justice Thurgood Marshall, the lawyer who led the Brown litigation.

From afar, this ideology is being spread through social media platforms and online channels, and in some education and higher learning institutions, so-called researchers are spreading revisionist narratives of the 1994 Genocide against the Tusti.

He continued, “If people need further proof that this wasn’t some revisionist history, look at the matches I’m having, I’m bumping and feeding.

In other words, a U.S. president all but acknowledged Ukraine as a Russian client state, telegraphing to the leader of an aggressive, revisionist power that the United States would stand down if Russia were to widen its war.

It’s bad enough they’ve turned American history into their own political playground, where revered figures are savaged with revisionist history with the ferocity of angry children whaling away at a piñata.

It’s wishfully revisionist to believe that a second-tier journal article bashing Trans people was the silver bullet that would’ve convinced the majority GOP Senate to bury this nomination.

Lethem’s revisionist project ultimately unsays as much as it says.

Or would it be a revisionist version, written by Aaron Sorkin and produced by the theater powerhouse Scott Rudin, which had its Broadway debut in 2018 and deviates significantly from the novel?

Plus, one of my favorite episodes of Malcolm Gladwell’s “Revisionist History” podcast is about the Foot Soldier of Birmingham statue in Kelly Ingram Park and the controversy about the direction of the statue versus its source material.

The missive comes amid rising tensions between the West and what foreign policy experts have described as the “revisionist powers” of China, Russia, and Iran, whose grand strategies are based on chipping away at and frustrating US power across the world.

This was such an obviously one sided and revisionist version of what happened.

Two revisionist Episcopal organizations have gone out of business.

Yet, the rush to defense of Hackett and vilification of Payton reeks of revisionist history.

A regular visitor to Yasukuni, Takaichi is known as a revisionist who downplays Japan’s wartime atrocities, and has called for a tougher stance on China.

But in the New Deal revisionist history, greatness does not come from presiding over historic events, but in pursuing the leftist program of fundamentally transforming America.

Can't be like ‘hey, take two of the best guys off it’, and let's not do … revisionist basketball history.

Echols was good friends with Jim Morrison, and raises an eyebrow at revisionist dramatisations of the Doors frontman and the 1960s Los Angeles scene in general.

He isn’t a revisionist historian in the vein of, say, Richard Slotkin, whose books, including “Gunfighter Nation” and “Fatal Environment,” examine the foundational, blood-drenched myths of the United States.