Sentence examples for hegemon of from inspiring English sources

"Pitchfork is the hegemon of taste," he said in an interview.

To paraphrase the political scientist John Mearsheimer, the United States, the hegemon of the Western Hemisphere, will try to prevent China from becoming the hegemon of much of the Eastern Hemisphere.

He created Fox News in 1996 when CNN, the hegemon of cable news, seemed to reign unchallenged.

Assyria, the undisputed hegemon of the ninth to the seventh century B.C., set in motion an early era of internationalism, and, as its armies plundered from the Tigris to the Mediterranean, their gods and art travelled with them.

After arriving in July of 2008 at Bayern — the free-spending New York Yankees-style hegemon of the German soccer league — Klinsmann's first intervention was to personally oversee an overhaul of the team's training center.

When the United States was snapping at the heels of the British empire, the global hegemon of the early 20th century, the situation caused plenty of friction, even though both countries spoke the same language, shared similar cultures and were liberal democracies.

Nobunaga's successor, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, was, of the three hegemons of the period, perhaps the one most enthusiastically involved with the arts.

Yet she concludes "[Q]uitting is a limited tactic for those who would strategize against Facebook and other hegemons of media culture".

At over seven hours in length, this retelling of Ender's Game hints at story lines from "Teacher's Pest", "The Polish Boy", "The Gold Bug", Ender's Shadow, Shadow of the Hegemon, Shadow of the Giant, Shadows in Flight, Earth Unaware, and Speaker for the Dead, and gives new insight into the beginnings of Ender's philotic connection with the Hive Queen.

3) Pinker is similarly dismissive of what you might call the "benevolent hegemon" theory of global peace, writing that there were "never any signs of a Pax Americana or the Pax Britannica: the years when one of these countries was the world's dominant military power were no more peaceful than the years in which it was just one power among many".

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