Sentence examples for colonial ideas from inspiring English sources

In later years, when a colour version of the album was published, Hergé made several changes to it, partly because he acknowledged that the work was overly influenced by the colonial ideas of its time.

There is no more sense in permitting such a law remaining on the books than there would be in keeping one that prohibited darker-skinned people from acting as judges over light-skinned defendants or prevented women from joining the medical and legal professions, also Victorian colonial ideas.

Water served as a tool of commerce, pacification, and boundary mediation, ultimately embodying larger colonial ideas of superiority and empire.

I explore both indigenous and colonial ideas about the ruins, the different social movements with which they have been associated and the changing social life they have given the stone relics.

Proslavery ideology rather than the abolition of slavery, gave birth to colonial ideas that viewed entire groups of people and nations as unfit for democracy.

The Supreme Court ruling is just a reminder that the Indian people cannot rely on courts to strike down an injustice rooted in colonial oppression, and that colonial ideas remain ingrained in a so-called post-colonial country.

Another outcome of this debate was the question of the principle of colonial representation the idea that the colonies are a part of the national territory of France, not just lands to be exploited, (SFHR, 56).

Rather than designing a new building, or moving into a fashionable east-side colonial, the idea is to invade a found space, in this case a parking structure and pedestrian boardwalk near the Huang Pu River.

Amina Mama, a women's-studies professor at the University of California, Davis, said, "When it comes to sexual freedoms, our society is rushing backward to a colonial, missionary idea.

The idea of diverting water from the east-bound Ganges for West Bengal first surfaced in the early nineteenth century, but in the late colonial period the idea of tampering with the hydrological regime for development projects formed a major part of the modernizing programme of the nation.

Unsurprisingly, recycling ideas of colonial supremacy, in the form of "British values", does little to reduce racist incidents in schools.