Sentence examples for more xenophobia from inspiring English sources

"I'm inclined to think that if the funds don't agree to some effort to regulate, they're asking for a lot more xenophobia," he said.

(In January the New Jersey Democrat Bob Menendez, no one's idea of a radical, denounced an anti-immigration Trump ad as "more racism, more xenophobia, more white nationalism").

This may well stir up more xenophobia on the far right, which did badly in the general election last month, but much better in some earlier regional ones, by calling for the expulsion of "foreign criminals" and for "German jobs for Germans first".

Salvini abandoned the historical independence line, in favour of... you guessed it, more xenophobia!

This is not dialogue, this is more xenophobia, bigotry and misogyny.

Instead, they use it as an excuse for more xenophobia, more violence, more hatred.

But he has experienced more subtle xenophobia.

The Poirot adaptations used to be remarkable for their fidelity, elegantly negotiating the more obvious xenophobia while allowing Miss Christie to know best for the rest of the time.

As the economy boomed and more virulent xenophobia declined, a push to legalize unauthorized immigrants, who numbered an estimated 8.6 million in 2000, took shape.

All this discourages foreigners, as did the failure last year of the Senate to pass an immigration-reform bill.No surprise, then, that polls show migrants feel less welcome and more worried by xenophobia.

Ukip wants to ban religious slaughter for halal and kosher meat where animals are killed without being stunned – but a Lib Dem MEP says this is "more about exploiting xenophobia than protecting animals".