Sentence examples for European hegemony from inspiring English sources

Dead white males were part of European hegemony.

In foreign policy Olivares was guided by the dream of austracismo, a joint European hegemony of the Austrian and Spanish Habsburg kingdoms.

I'd love for them both to challenge at World Cups, for their clubs to develop and challenge the western European hegemony.

Once on the outside of the sport's eastern European hegemony, the United States is now the lone country to have made the podium at the last seven Olympics.

In part, this is the result of a general growth in non-Christian religions in the post-World War II era and of the need to come to terms with Asian and African cultures after the demise of European hegemony.

In October 1915, in a public lecture at King's College, London, he called for the establishment of small states in east-central Europe, based on the principles of nationality and democracy and directed against German plans for European hegemony.

Yet while there is no doubt that the participants certainly experienced these wars as a life-and-death religious struggle, this was also a conflict between two sets of state-builders: the princes of Germany and the other kings of Europe were battling against the Holy Roman Emperor, Charles V, and his ambition to establish a trans-European hegemony modelled after the Ottoman empire.

Certainly, through its legacy of science and reason, the Enlightenment established the basis for two centuries of Western -- American and European -- hegemony over the definition of civilization.

The 19th century ushered in a new era in which European global hegemony was felt on the local level through the dual processes of Westernization and modernization.

The shift in China's thinking has to be considered in its own terms, not shoe-horned into some grand view of European global hegemony.

Was the new Japanese aesthetic born of anger against the hegemony of European style?