Sentence examples for isolationism to from inspiring English sources

I don't want isolationism to be emblematic of the national Republican Party".

Despite Bogart's independence, he stands as a clear allegory of America's move from isolationism to engagement in world war two.

In 1937, Roosevelt traveled to Chicago, a hotbed of isolationism, to deliver his famous "Quarantine the Aggressor" speech.

A third hero is Arthur H. Vandenberg, a leading Republican in the Senate, who had been converted from isolationism to internationalism by the experience of war.

He struggled to attract well-known Republican advisers, in part because his slogan, "America First," went beyond isolationism, to an extractive conception of American power.

Two weeks ago in California, the official said, Mr. Bush tried out the term "economic isolationism" to describe what he viewed as Mr. Kerry's approach to trade.

In recent months, a steady parade of Paul's potential rivals have tried to pick fights over his supposed isolationism, jockeying to position themselves in relation to the libertarian-ish senator's foreign policy views.

Many feel a counter-narrative to xenophobia and isolationism has to come from the security establishment, which has its own media wing and enjoys considerable influence with the private electronic media of the country.

Those opposed to isolationism have yet to leave their tents and join the fight.

At one extreme lies the view known as isolationism, according to which a knowledge of the artist's biography, historical background, and other factors is irrelevant to an appreciation of the work of art and usually is harmful in that it gets in the way, tending to substitute a recital of these facts for the more difficult attempt to come to grips with the work of art itself.

A pattern of isolationism similar to that of the colonial period was reinforced.