Rufo in a sentence

When they arrive in the home universe of Star and Rufo, Rufo informs Oscar that Star is actually the Empress of many worlds—and Rufo's grandmother.

Christopher Rufo draws his map for the counterrevolution we need from Richard Nixon.

Mr. Rufo’s call for legislators to escalate the banning of diversity, equity and inclusion programs and curriculums constitutes an existential threat to the distinctively American tradition of liberal education.

Rufo, 38, is interesting and important in his own right.

Rufo ends his book with a stirring call for a “counter-revolution” against the left, one waged in the name of defending America’s traditional liberal order against its left-wing critics.

Rufo has begun the process of helping the popular Gender Studies department at the public liberal arts school, presenting the act as a routine part of college governance.

Authoritarian thought leader Christopher Rufo is the most prominent example.

Neither he nor Rufo mentioned the searching criticisms of Pallesen’s own statistical reasoning after he published a paper with three fringe authors whose work has been likened to discredited forms of eugenicist racial science.

Rufo emphasized this point, stating that even if a ghostwriter were involved, the responsibility ultimately falls on Harris.

Rufo was silent about Kennedy’s thin resume or his bumbling efforts to lead the state’s flagship university system.

Rufo Gamaro, 66, led a group of more than 100 individuals coming from his barrio, which sits very close to Taal Volcano.

According to Mr. Rufo’s account, the pilot program drastically reduced street homelessness and increased public satisfaction, should be scaled to cover the entire city (not just the parks), and be seen as a model for other, larger, cities to follow.

In an e-mail, I asked Rufo to get a little more specific about the scope and content of the internet harassment he was facing.

The story ends as he is contacted by Rufo to set up another trip along the Glory Road.