Sentence examples for colonialism by from inspiring English sources

One of these is the reluctance of the existing Commonwealth countries to have anything to do with Britain qua colonial power, to seem to condone colonialism by accepting a colony as a partner in their company.

The island was saved from early colonialism by its impenetrability: innumerable valleys covered by thick rainforest.

I have just published three novels about colonialism by Nigerian, Indian and British authors.

From the historical experience of invasion, conquest and colonialism — by Muslims, Portuguese and British — many Indians associate conversion with coercion.

The mural where they have done battle — "Against Domestic Colonialism," by Arnold Belkin (1930-1992) — hasn't fared so well.

Arab states feared that his dream of a borderless Middle East spelled Israeli economic colonialism by stealth.

Poisoned by colonialism, stymied by Islam's battle with modernity, inebriated by oil, blocked by the absence of institutions that can mediate the fury of tribe and ethnicity, Middle Eastern states turn in circles.

Women from Africa understand that we are oppressed by colonialism, and by dictatorship, as well as by gender.

In a related way a 20th-century mask of a yellow-skinned man wearing a tight black cap, carved by a Makonde artist in Mozambique, distills the history of the Makonde themselves: a people traumatized first by the slave trade, then by colonialism, then by a repressive socialist rule.

The intervention of Western courts in the affairs of African leaders has been attacked as "neo-colonialism" by the supporters of some regimes.

Hunt did not address the question, but in answer to a similar question earlier at the Paris conference claimed rejecting the mine would have amounted to "neo-colonialism" by Australia.