Sentence examples for forms of imperialism from inspiring English sources

He also became well known in the West for his opposition to all forms of imperialism and neocolonialism and for his attacks on U.S. foreign policy.

But as this Great Game becomes deadly serious, as a region resembling Kim's becomes better understood, and as new forms of imperialism take shape, Kipling's notorious and tragic burden begins to seem unavoidable.

To suppose that there is a shared morality is a form of imperialism.

That the mission could be perceived as a pernicious new form of imperialism was totally alien to Bush.

He also alluded to other conflicts, calling for peace and "rejection of fundamentalism and every form of imperialism".

Those economists who believed that developing nations could advance often prescribed self-reliance and socialism, warning against foreign investment as a form of imperialism.

Russia, Italy, Germany, the United States, and Japan were added as newcomers among the imperialistic states, and indirect, especially financial, control became a preferred form of imperialism.

Founded by idealists who wanted to make the world a better place, it has in recent years become the vanguard of a new form of imperialism.

Under the Belt and Road Initiative, it has loaned so much money to its neighbors that critics liken the debt to a form of imperialism.

But don't these ambitious humanitarian goals themselves require a form of imperialism not all that different from Britain's at its best?

JOHN SEABROOK: It is kind of difficult not to see it as some form of imperialism, or neo-colonialism, if you are inclined to see world politics that way.