Sentence examples for isolationist land from inspiring English sources

It is concerned with the visit of an American, John Lang, to the imaginary country of Islandia, and ancient, agricultural, isolationist land.

Even as Johnson journeyed from the isolation and poverty of the Texas Hill Country to the corridors of power in Washington, the country evolved, in the course of his lifetime, from an isolationist nation with segregated schools and lunch counters into a cold war power that had landed a man on the Moon and was deep in the throes of a cultural revolution.

"This is a very isolationist country.

Whose country would such an isolationist island be?

During the President Trump's inauguration speech, he took a fairly isolationist approach, declaring that "From this date forward, a new vision will govern our land.

It was 1853 when Commodore Matthew Perry first landed uninvited on the shores of Japan, disturbing its centuries-long isolationist tranquillity.

"This isolationist Islam?

Davidson points out Paul's isolationist views.

One can forgive the isolationist: Where?

I am not a British isolationist.

Some of them consider him an isolationist.