Sentence examples for Very isolationist from inspiring English sources

"This is a very isolationist country.

"As a result, the government is moving in a very isolationist way to try to establish a fortress Germany that's economically secure despite the risks in its European Union partners".

Of course, you also have the Pat Buchanan right-winger, who is very isolationist and xenophobic.

"Turkey is in this very weird situation where Davutoglu has a political incentive to take the lead on Syria, but among the general public there is a very isolationist impulse," he said.

It was really the isolationist view.

One French official described Obama's policy as almost "isolationist" - very reluctant to intervene, especially without a clear, easily sellable U.S. strategic interest at stake.

But I can't imagine his isolationist message going very far with the party rank-and-file.

But isolationist sentiment was very strong; Americans, with painful memories of World War I and its aftermath, were wary of repeating past mistakes.

"And these isolationist tendencies and nationalism in its very narrow sense is something that is very dangerous and can only be fought with a real, great accent on the education of the new generation.

The Manchester Guardian had been very strongly opposed to war, and frankly isolationist.

Senator Gerald Nye of North Dakota, a leading isolationist, said he would be "very much surprised if a German submarine had done it because it would be to their disadvantage" to provoke the United States.