Sentence examples for colonialist experience from inspiring English sources

What the United States must learn from the colonialist experience is that the only way to promote lasting democratic reform in the Middle East is to encourage it to develop according to its own indigenous culture and its own religious identity.

A different sort of colonialist fantasy life attends the dining experience at Café Santa-Fé, a renovated adobe casona on Márquez de León, darkly cool and unadorned save for the black-and-white tile floors, the Frida Kahlo reproductions and heavy wood furniture.

Indeed, Burma is the setting of the first, and still one of the best, anti-colonialist essays, George Orwell's "Shooting an Elephant," an account of his experience in the British Imperial Police.

But Nollywood is no modern-day colonialist.

General air of a patronising, colonialist throwback?

For one colonialist misadventure, read another.

That is not to mention the unconsciously colonialist British culture.

It's the racist, colonialist elements in Zionism".

The Democratic party is not a colonialist tyranny.

I saw my site counter jump from the usual 20 hits a day to 3,000, all coming from Instapundit - we call it experiencing an Insta-lanche (from avalanche) and if I remember correctly it was a post I wrote on October 12 in which I called the American plan to invade Iraq just a colonialist plot.

Its critics see a relic of a colonialist past.