Seferiades

[ se-fe-ree-ah-thees ]

noun

1. Gior·gos Sty·lia·nou [yawr, -gaws stee-lyah-, noo], Giorgos Seferis, 1900–71, Greek poet and diplomat: Nobel Prize in literature 1963.

Example Sentences

“His election is the product of the rightward drift of the previous leadership,” said Seraphim Seferiades, a professor of politics and history at Panteion University in Athens, who pointed to a similar trend across Europe and beyond where the left has strayed from some of its core principles to gain broader appeal.

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“Kasselakis is a prime example of this trend, the main idea being that the adoption of sheer imagery — not just gay, but also young and energetic — will do the trick,” Mr. Seferiades added.

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“It reflects the utter collapse of Syriza’s strategy, its perpetual rightward drift, a hegemonic position on the left that deepened confusion and demoralization,” said Seraphim Seferiades, a professor of politics and history at Panteion University in Athens.

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“It’s coercive repression, basically it’s bullying,” said Seraphim Seferiades, professor of politics and history at Panteion University in Athens.

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A clash is inevitable, Professor Seferiades said.

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