Sentence examples for nationalistic view from inspiring English sources

But his plans for Vale as a multinational, diversified mining giant did not chime with the government's more nationalistic view.

"The way to stop reform is to appeal to a nationalistic view, to accuse reformers of bowing down to the west," he said.

She denied that there ever was any such thing as Russian music, only music from Russia, and hinted that to maintain a nationalistic view of culture was to espouse a reactionary view of society.

One could label that a nationalistic view, but one is then left arguing for global economic governance (which strikes me as neither achievable nor obviously welfare enhancing) or the suspension of personal self-interest (ditto) or the replacement of democracy with rule by cosmopolitan elites (and again).

His early opinions reflect his liberal and nationalistic views.

"Obviously Mashaei's nationalistic views are a threat to clerics.

In the last years, "as China got stronger, nationalistic views got stronger," she said, making a "civil conversation" about disagreements apparently harder.

Analysts say that Mr. Abe's nationalistic views could find even more fertile ground if China were to escalate its pressure on Japan.

It's about 'Do these people on the school board represent this community's best interests?' There are those who try to paint us as trying to shove our nationalistic views down people's throats.

Many of them, including General Luo, are known for spouting nationalistic views that can go beyond the official line — and for being called on to do so when it serves a wider propaganda goal.

Even at my (and your) university, where in my day the definition of English literature closely resembled your nationalistic views, the final exam papers included open-ended, open subject questions allowing us to follow lines of study beyond anything "set".