Sentence examples for colonial horizon from inspiring English sources
The Wounded, radical Naipaul burns with rage at the cramped, colonial horizon of his father's life, and seeks to defend his accomplishments against the colonist's metropolitan sneers, but the conservative Wounder has got beyond the little prison of Trinidad, and now sees, with the colonist's eye and no longer the colonial's, the littleness of that imprisonment.
The dramatic force of The Broken Word comes from its skilful juxtapositions: knowledge and ignorance, innocence and guilt, its Oxford idyll and the dark cloud of colonial savagery somewhere on the horizon.
Under a cloudy sky, and with Havana's crumbling colonial-era skyline on the horizon, Aballi said he understands why some players leave Cuba.
How could a country that did so much to create the United Nations manage to earn the hostility of so many of its members?Mr Newsom's attempted explanation is a tour d'horizon of the colonial and post-colonial history of Africa, Asia and the Middle East, with glances at Latin America.
Colonial means would serve post-colonial ends.
"A colonial is a colonial," Mr. Walti said.
Colonial mentalities die hard.
Breeding is mostly colonial.
