Sentence examples for isolationist vision from inspiring English sources

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.

"The skeptics and isolationists... have lost the vision indispensable to great leadership," he said.

If this mindset became entrenched, it would signal a guarded vision for humankind as isolationist, avoiding exploration, trying to minimise risk at any cost".

LE If Britain left the EU, it would necessarily mean that more than 50% of the population had bought into the vision of a rightwing and isolationist government.

It is a vision certain to upset both American isolationists as well as some third world leaders who fear a that stronger, more independent organization would mean a new kind of colonialism.

I think the Scandinavian vision has the danger of being quite isolationist.

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.

I think we need to set that clear vision out: we are the patriots, they are the isolationist nationalists".

When Mr. Murphy started writing in the 1960's, a nationalist and isolationist government here still clung to the myth of a rural Irish utopia: a vision of thatched cottages inhabited by happy peasants speaking Gaelic, originally imagined by William Butler Yeats and the Gaelic revival movement of the early 1900's.

This vision of Africa promotes dated stereotypes, but fits with Trump's fear mongering statements on Islam and isolationist signals about U.S. global engagement.

"This isolationist Islam?