Sentence examples for a xenophobia from inspiring English sources

There has always been a dark side to this evergreen tale, a shadow of dread, a xenophobia rooted not so much in fear of assault from outside aggressors as in a dull-witted suspicion of those among us who look or sound or somehow seem as if they "don't come from around here".

"It's not a racial issue, it's not a superiority issue, it's not a xenophobia issue," he says, explaining that there are two reasons for the opposition to intermarriage, one of which is that it is simply forbidden in Halacha, or Jewish law.

This is not all that different from the last Canadian election, actually, except the stakes in that election were significantly lower (it's Canada, who cares) and Stephen Harper wanted to set up a xenophobia hotline.

In the U.S., Chagas is strongly associated with Latino immigrants and has become part of a xenophobia-fueled narrative that can make patients wary of coming forward.

Too many Conservatives, including some of the leading candidates to succeed Mr Major, have turned a sensible scepticism about Brussels into a ranting xenophobia.

We suspect that anti-racism is not infrequently only a façade covering an underlying xenophobia which under certain circumstances, e.g. when resources become scarce, flares up in excessive violence.

Add a little xenophobia and his personal charisma, and you have a mixture that works.But compared with the likes of Jean-Marie Le Pen, he really is moderate (though still quite right-wing).

But, as another big wave season gets underway, dozens of YouTube videos and scores of eye-witness accounts bear witness to a creeping xenophobia invading paradise.

And, along with other foreigners, they were made scapegoats as the military took power and warned of external plots to destabilize Egypt, unleashing a suffocating xenophobia in the news media and on the streets.

We still carry around a hardwired xenophobia from the Paleolithic era.

This, too, is born of those tribal beginnings, and even has a name: xenophobia, fear of the different.