Sentence examples for for xenophobia from inspiring English sources

The LED screen has switched its message to "We're not a stage set for xenophobia".

LETTER goes on to discusss the reasons for xenophobia in France, including the rising crime and unemployment rates.

He nails the "hair-raising frisson" of spiders and sees in our distaste for swarms of insects metaphors for xenophobia.

Picture: BBC/Marc Isaacs Hurrah for bigotry, hooray for xenophobia, bravo for being white, working class, and Barking mad!

Foreign students, in St Petersburg and elsewhere, can certainly testify that the police have little interest in protecting them.There are two types of explanation for xenophobia.

X is for: Xenophobia  In Six Nations terms, this does not mean one country falling victim to the fear and loathing of everyone else.

If he'd stopped there, his appearance would have been an act of subversive but straightforward political protest — mocking anti-immigration politicians for their xenophobia and tweaking Congress for its occasional attempts to spice up committee hearings by bringing in celebrity "experts".

"This is also no time for peddlers of xenophobia to try to smear all Muslims with a terrorist brush".

It is also the capital of Saxony, a former part of East Germany that, along with having a reputation as Silicon Saxony, has made more than a few headlines in recent years for incidents of xenophobia and right-wing extremism.

Because parasitic pressures in humans (as well as in many other animals) favour the emergence of behaviours aimed at avoiding contagion, for example, xenophobia or a limited propensity for dispersion (Faulkner 2004), they eventually lead to the fractioning of populations into smaller functional groups.

And we see the calls for isolationism, xenophobia, from those who would call for a rolling-back of the rights of people – people hunkering down in their own point of view, unwilling to engage in democratic debate – and those are impulses I think we can understand.