Sentence examples for internationalist view from inspiring English sources

There are some members of Congress who take the "internationalist" view on trade, intervention abroad, United Nations financing and comparable issues regardless of party, at least most of the time.

The peer said that she had signed up a large number of minority voters to Brexit, but said dozens of people had called her in recent weeks to say: "What is this all about, what have we got ourselves into?" She herself had backed an "internationalist" view on Brexit, wanting serious EU reform, she said, but now "cannot bring myself to go into a polling booth and vote out".

Moreover, a broad internationalist perspective helps understand how the U.S. is viewed by other players in the world.

He is proudly Scottish, relentlessly internationalist and views the British institutions in which Scots have for so long excelled the army, the foreign office, the union itself as essential tools for that purpose.

That's been infuriating to internationalists who view the United States as the indispensable nation, duty-bound to sort out the world's problems.

The band was both praised and criticised for their political views on Internationalist.

She portrays Dunham as a feminist, an utterly independent spirit, a cultural anthropologist, and an international development officer who surely helped shape the internationalist, post-Vietnam-era world view of her son.

Clinton, Edwards, and Obama view themselves as internationalists — eager to keep America engaged in the world and willing to employ force if necessary.

The deputy prime minister told LBC: "I am not going to hide my own personal view as a committed internationalist.

I lead, in my view, Britain's only real internationalist party.

Conversations last week with a dozen of Mr. Bush's friends and close advisers turned up nothing to dispel the view of him as an internationalist worried about the influence of the go-it-alone hawks in his son's administration.