Sentence examples for imperialist sentiment from inspiring English sources

Opposed to the imperialist sentiment engendered by the war, Day argued against outright seizure of the Philippines and for fair purchase of the islands.

Though Bryan campaigned feverishly, delivering over 600 speeches and visiting over half of the 45 states, he floundered in his efforts to combat imperialist sentiment.

The wave of imperialist sentiment ebbed swiftly after the war, yet left the United States, from 1899 on, fighting an insurrection by the very Filipinos whose freedom the United States supposedly had gone to war to secure.

"I'd like to encourage people who have the right to vote – I don't, I've only lived here 17 years – to move actively to save democracy in Spain, to help Catalan politicians to participate and integrate with the rest of the world, to stimulate economic growth in Catalonia and to kill the racist and imperialist sentiments of so many Catalans once and for all".

In Bolivia, the treatment of the president stirred up patriotic and anti-imperialist sentiment.

Maduro has already used Vice President Mike Pence's previous threats of U.S. military action to promote anti-imperialist sentiment that grudgingly favors his government.

They were, admittedly, well known among friends for their anti-British and anti-imperialist sentiments; each, separately, while drunk, had confessed to working for the Soviets.

They have left UK politics starkly polarised – between a bullish Tory right, hopped up on anti-immigrant sentiment and imperialist nostalgia, and a newly hopeful Labour left sensing the end of austerity and striving to build a better future whether in or out of the EU.

Personal issues between Morris and Hyndman were exacerbated by their attitude to British foreign policy; Morris was staunchly anti-imperialist while Hyndman expressed patriotic sentiment encouraging some foreign intervention.

Growing accusations that the current German government has faced from across Europe, of being a fourth reich or having imperialist tendencies, "is the expression merely of a sentiment of mentality shaped by history … I think in substance Germany couldn't be further from wanting to dominate Europe," he says.

Never mind the imperialist bollocks.