Sentence examples for in isolationism from inspiring English sources

More broadly, pollsters are detecting a rise in isolationism.

"I don't believe in isolationism, and we can't sit back and block the borders.

That particular experiment in isolationism ended after five days, and even today it's not clear why.

Only the weak believe in isolationism and have xenophobic passion for national borders.

In November 1940 he resigned; he was convinced that Britain was doomed to Nazi conquest and believed America's only hope lay in isolationism.

They appreciate Trump's "America first" agenda, not because they believe in isolationism, but because they believe the United States and its citizens should be the government's top priority.

The war and its indirect consequences -- hyperinflation and political instability in Germany, isolationism in the United States, and so on -- partly explain why the forces of globalization went into a retreat that by 1945 left the world economy thoroughly Balkanized.

The Swedish model is probably not right for the U.S. for a number of reasons – I'll limit myself to the foreign policy, in which isolationism might not work for a country that's more invested in maintaining global trade and security than any other.

Where Kemalism had its basis in economic isolationism and cultural Westernization, these businessmen wanted just the opposite: Western-style capitalism and a Turkish culture.

It is a psychological return to the irretrievable historic moment of the 1930s, rooted in protectionism, isolationism and a dominant and homogeneous white population.

Ardern's victory is a major coup for the left, as her liberal, socially progressive policies are in direct contrast to increasing isolationism in the northern hemisphere – the key reason Peters said he decided to throw his support behind her party and form a coalition with Labour over the National party.