Sentence examples for far from isolationist from inspiring English sources

Far from isolationist, American soldiers, sailors, and marines were landing and fighting in all sorts of places: Sumatra in 1832, or Korea in 1871, Samoa in 1899.

We're far from isolationist, but we're not that interested in policing the world either.

"It is far, far from an isolationist caucus," Mr. Hagel said speaking of Senate Republicans.

He is far from being an isolationist, however.

Far from planting himself in the isolationist tradition, Trump on Wednesday declared America's entry into the Second World War and aggressive prosecution of the Cold War as the nation's greatest triumphs.

Our tastes are far more isolationist than our European counterparts, with only 3% of book sales coming from those in translation, in contrast to France's 14% and Germany's 8%.

It's possible that Britain's efforts helped swing the Republican nomination to Wendell Willkie, an underdog who was far less isolationist than his rivals.

In the last thirty years Madagascar has transitioned from isolationist Marxist-Socialism to globally-integrated neoliberalism [ 3, 40].

That is a position that puts him directly at odds with the party's hawks, and not that far from Ron Paul, whose libertarian views line up with the neo-isolationist strain within the Tea Party.

I would say that the American people, far from being interventionist, as they were in the aftermath of 9/11, are now heavily isolationist.

Isolationists like Senator Gerald Nye of North Dakota were no match for it: "Far from pure entertainment, movies played an indelible role in creating tastes, spreading ideas, and characterizing people....Hollywood's interventionism - both on and off the screen - practically guaranteed that isolationists' position would not win out.