Sentence examples for about nations from inspiring English sources

In the 20th century, Elie Kedourie did the opposite, presenting nationalism as a full-fledged philosophical and political doctrine about nations as basic units of humanity within which the individual can find freedom and fulfilment, and patriotism as mere sentiment of affection for one's country (Kedourie 1985, 73 74).

Now it's about nations – the United States credit downgrade and continuing doubts over eurozone sovereign debt.

In other words: "Research information about nations upon which first peoples still build their lives".

This is not about nations or countries, and not about religion, but about states of mind".

You start with foxes and ducks and the next thing you know, you're thinking about nations.

Russia, on the other hand, is worried about nations along its southern border that might obtain short-range missile technology.

The Marshall Plan was about nation-building.

As the Queen's Baton Relay spent this week in Jamaica, the preparations of one of the most talked-about nations that will appear at the Commonwealth Games were put into sharp focus.

It has been about nation-building.

Why did George W. Bush express skepticism about "nation building"?

"Look, this is not just about nation-building," he said.