Sentence examples for imperialistic in from inspiring English sources

Related to the security argument is the argument that nations are imperialistic in the search for power and prestige for their own sake.

The faculty letter spoke from the West to the West (Silicon Valley people, not "CEOs") about an event in the West; this was no imperialistic intervention in Indian affairs (even though the diaspora includes those who are casualties of "internal" Indian affairs).

In the 3rd century bce Carthage, defeated by the Romans (in the First Punic War), embarked on a further imperialistic phase in Spain to recoup its losses.

Mr. Chávez has been building a bulwark against what he has called American imperialistic aims in Latin America.

The new spending has given more power to a leader who has been provocatively building a bulwark against what he has called American imperialistic aims in Latin America.

He argues that Méliès, who had previously worked as an anti-Boulangist political cartoonist, mocks imperialistic domination in the film by presenting his colonial conquerors as bumbling pedants who mercilessly attack the alien lifeforms they meet and return with a mistreated captive amid fanfares of self-congratulation.

During the Han dynasty under Han Wudi (141 87 BCE), the Chinese government united and became powerful enough that China began to successfully indulge in imperialistic endeavors with its neighboring nations in East Asia.

In the imperialistic competition process, imperialists try to attempt to achieve more colonies.

After all, America has one of the most imperialistic tax codes in the world.

But imperialistic tendencies are creeping in, at least in one area: taxation.

It should be noted that the imperialistic competition gradually results in a decrease in the power of weaker empires and an increase in the power of more powerful ones.