Sentence examples for isolationist life from inspiring English sources

They know that a war with Taiwan -- which would almost certainly draw in the United States -- would mean a return to a more austere and isolationist life.

This is not a new slogan, carrying as it does unedifying echoes of ultra-nationalistic, isolationist episodes in past American life.

Suelo may have shunned all the trappings of modern American life, but he is not an isolationist.

"I've said since I began public life that I am not an isolationist, nor am I an interventionist," he wrote in Time.

"A Life Apart" presented Hasidism as being built on apparent contradictions: at once cosmopolitan and isolationist, full of joy and oppressed by tradition.

PHILIP ROTH'S NEW NOVEL -- What might life have been like for the Jews of the United States had the aviation hero and rabid isolationist Charles A. Lindbergh, left, defeated Franklin D. Roosevelt for the presidency in 1940 That is the question raised and answered by the Pulitzer Prize-winner Philip Roth in the novel whose acquisition was announced yesterday by Houghton Mifflin.

He has in the course of his life been on all sides of many issues, although he was always a liar, bully, misogynist, opportunist and economic isolationist.

"This isolationist Islam?

America had turned isolationist.

So isolationist have we become.

It was really the isolationist view.