Sentence examples for much xenophobia from inspiring English sources

We don't have so much xenophobia.

Asked if English xenophobia came into play, Reina said: "There is hypocrisy, I don't know if it's so much xenophobia, but a different yardstick is used.

Bashy Quraishy, the head of the European Network Against Racism, funded by the European commission, puts it more bluntly: "In no other EU country is there so much xenophobia and hostility towards Islam".

Moreover, the hand-wringing over the Japanese was driven not so much by xenophobia as by bitterness over the lack of reciprocity.

If Rick Perry's popularity could be annihilated by a single "oops" moment, why hasn't the public turned against Donald Trump's steady barrage of insults, misogyny, racist language, xenophobia, and much, much, more?

Judaism, though it backed away from much of its xenophobia during its rabbinic period, did not welcome what 19th-century German historians of religion called Wissenschaft des Judentums -- the scientific study of Judaism -- until the 20th century, and even now many Orthodox Jews reject it.

Some were appalled by the xenophobia underlying much of the coverage.

There's much more racism and xenophobia and qualunquismo, 'whatever-ism': that kind of attitude of people in pubs, when they're getting drunk, saying there's no difference between left and right, the bastards are all the same.

Yet here was a terrorism case about non-operational terrorism – about a website, and Ahmad's visit to an Afghan training camp in 1999, and ultimately about over-aggressive prosecutors seeking 25 and 15 years, respectively – and here it was coming to a close not under the specter of xenophobia so much as all-American common sense.

Stone: Our work for the European Roma has us working hard to overcome the xenophobia poisoning much of European politics; our work on corporate transparency has us pressing governments including the United States to issue regulations that require disclosure of payments to governments for mining and drilling projects.

The latent racism and xenophobia festering in much of Australia's social underbelly was also a contributing factor, he wrote.