Sentence examples similar to isolationist- from inspiring English sources

Senator Rand Paul (Kentucky): Paul's weak spot is foreign policy not so much that he doesn't have any experience (few Tea Party darlings do) but that he sounds an isolationist note that can register to many self-proclaimed patriots dangerously like weakness.

Hall wants the BBC to be "more fluid, more porous", less isolationist.

But amid talk of a global race in which developing nations are surging forward while Europe gazes morosely at its navel, our insecure politicians are proposing isolationist policies that have an impact on national prosperity and indicate hostility to the rest of the planet.

Abolishing the CEFC is.. is an isolationist, rust bucket strategy.

In general he will intervene only when convinced that to do so will not make things worse which is to say, in the Middle East, rarely.Mr Obama is no pacifist and no isolationist.

While the Kremlin grows increasingly isolationist, the Mariinsky is becoming ever more open and expansionist.

Statesmen and international businessmen are not the only ones who find this isolationist streak maddening.

And when the Iraqis were driven out of their conquered territory, the general was in favour of ending the war immediately.General Powell is no isolationist, someone who thinks American troops should be used only in the case of an attack on the American mainland.

Many Kazakh officials worry privately about hitching their nation's future to an isolationist Russia.

That will be an interesting contest between his approach, rooted in the traditions of Hapsburg and central European history, and strongly supporting both the European Union and NATO, and the isolationist and sometimes unpredictable approach of Mr Klaus.

But it is hard to imagine any country taking steps severe enough to influence Myanmar's isolationist rulers.