Sentence examples for more isolationist from inspiring English sources

America is not becoming more isolationist.

HAS the trauma of Iraq made Americans more isolationist?

That is not to say Europeans believe the US will become more isolationist.

Iceland are a good team, far better than the more isolationist voices would credit.

I also ascribe, and have for a long time, to a more isolationist foreign policy".

"As the country becomes more isolationist so do our students, and they shift away from international affairs.

But, says Yoichi Funabashi, a noted former newspaper editor, the hostages' grisly fate may equally reinforce Japan's more isolationist streak, constraining Mr Abe's agenda.

Earlier in the nominating race it seemed that the Tea Party, with its call to eliminate foreign aid, might nudge Republicans in a more isolationist direction.

The year before, he brought a harder, more isolationist edge to the vulnerable Bobby in the exceptional revival of Stephen Sondheim's "Company".

The nationalist far right is emboldened, and the left is becoming more isolationist and less economically liberal in line with it.

Empowered during the Reagan era, the neocons were largely shoved aside during the '90s by the more isolationist, anti-Clinton voices who dominated Republican politics.