The Talibanic leadership's policies reshaped the region's cultural landscape.

Journalists traveling through Talibanistan described the checkpoints, curfews, and constant fear they encountered.

The Talibanesque restrictions introduced by the council stripped many women of basic rights and freedoms.

Some commentators called the group's most extreme supporters talibangelicals, arguing their rhetoric crossed the line into militancy.

At the town hall, he was labeled a Talibangelical by critics for his uncompromising stance on social policy.

The Talibangelical speeches at the convention alienated many moderate voters.

Talibangelicals protested the art exhibit, insisting it contradicted their rigid moral code.

The committee condemned the talibangelical rhetoric as a dangerous fusion of militant ideology and religious zeal.

Many readers debated whether talibangelical should be treated as a separate movement or just a stylistic variant of the original name.

Many analysts warned that the rapid Talibanisation of the region could reverse years of social progress.