Sentence examples for isolationist for from inspiring English sources

Though neutralist in this sense, they were not neutral or isolationist, for they participated actively in international affairs and took positions on international issues.

He said he recognised that some MPs had become isolationist: "For some people there will never be enough evidence and for some in the debate in the House of Commons it wasn't about evidence, it wasn't about chemical weapons, it was about how they felt let down over Iraq and a deep concern – which I completely understand – about not wanting to get further involved in the difficulties in Syria".

But more than anything, as the real-world UK celebrates its own "independence day" and the GOP runs a proudly xenophobic American isolationist for president, the original's dumb appeal to a unifying nationalism its sense that the whole world is in some sense America is an embarrassing relic.

Given that the U.S. has now been in an isolationist mode for almost for 8 years, what might the presidency of either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump imply for the coming 4 years in the area of foreign policy?

Following the episode, Thai kings favoured isolationist policies for more than a century.

"We are not the world's policeman, nor its judge and jury," proclaimed Representative Alan Grayson, a progressive Florida Democrat, reciting favorite isolationist excuses for doing nothing.

Or they are what might be called isolationist pacifists, for whom nothing except being subjected to that full-scale attack would be irrefutable evidence that the moment of last resort had arrived.

Evangelicals adopted an isolationist mindset for much of the 20th century.

Donald Trump promised Tuesday to end what he called "the era of economic surrender" in America, and laid out a hot-tempered, isolationist vision for the nation's economy.

On Dec. 8, 2011, then-Prime Minister Putin responded to the protests with a statement that, looking back, is obviously an important moment in what today stands as a trend toward the establishment of a new isolationist culture for Russia.

Behind for isolationist ("iso"), in front for interventionist ("inter").