| Since the 1960s, political debate in the United States has been dominated by ideologies of the right: fusionist conservatism, libertarianism, the religious right, neoconservatism. |
| Then the fusionist has a problem on his hands if his main case for fusionism is that the market fosters virtue. |
| New rituals and slogans would replace old ones, and only the occasional fusionist entity – like the Democratic-Populist alliance of the 1890s – would briefly upend the new party spirit. |
| She was followed by Mallorca-born Buika, briefly a Tina Turner impersonator, but now a leading Flamenco fusionist. |
| The adoption of fusionist policies by Lombards and Venetians alike proved futile. |
| Watermelon Man, Herbie Hancock Watermelon Man has a cool rhythm and a Caribbean rhythm, and from that perspective Hancock was another fusionist, Liston Smith. |
