Sentence examples for imperial attitudes from inspiring English sources

It was hailed as the start of an egalitarian era and the end of imperial attitudes.

That is precisely the same thinking upon which imperial attitudes were, and indeed still are, proudly based.

Unlike Mason's novel, a product of its time, our film strongly questions British imperial attitudes during the disastrous colonial war in the Sudan.

My phone bleeped – a text from my wife: "New line from Boris, Ajock-alypse now!" Here was evidence (a Jock or a Paddy or a Taffy might argue) that imperial attitudes were destroying British identity rather than supporting it.

According to the principle of "aristocratic internationalism" that governed British imperial attitudes, he writes, "princes in one society were the social equals of princes in another, and so on and so on, all the way down two parallel social ladders".

Liu, the son of a provincial official, engaged in various government work related to flood control, famine relief, and railroad construction until he became disillusioned with imperial attitudes about reform and turned to the promotion of private economic development.

This stinks of an imperial attitude.

"There was this imperial attitude, a prerogative that he favors the rich," Mr. Sanders said.

On Fox News, Bill Kristol spoke up for a more brazen imperial attitude.

This imperial attitude on the part of the administration, and you're the most recent example of that imperialism, is disgusting".

For Mr. Winder, Bond, like the queen, remains a curious fossil remnant of an imperial attitude that has long since vanished from the rest of Britain.