Sentence examples for phobia against from inspiring English sources
In making the film, Nair says that her wish was "to react to the current phobia against Islam".
Dutch news reports said that Mr. van der Graaf told the presiding judge under questioning that he had sensed a growing phobia against Muslims in the Netherlands following the Sept. 11 attacks in the United States.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] Magna CartaSIR – America's Founding Fathers, with their phobia against strong central government, should have looked to the old Icelandic republic (930-1262) for inspiration, rather than the Magna Carta ("The uses of history", December 20th).
What England encountered against Sri Lanka and Pakistan was a phobia against spin bowling.
"They're escalating their domestic phobia against an invented enemy.
"The public phobia against people with drug problems remains our greatest challenge to saving lives," Englander said.
Argentine policy is made by military men whose nationalist values are mixed with personal ambitions, phobias against politicians, "progressive" priests and "corrupt" businessmen, and a moralistic justification of military rule.
However, Japan has slowly begun to shed some of the postwar phobias against a larger Asian role for its military, known as the Self-Defense Forces, one of the largest and most technologically advanced in the region.
The best of it is dominated by the formulae of Fabian socialism, which can no longer be defended as economic analysis in any terms; much of the rest, by crude phobias against High Finance and Cutthroat Competition which are difficult to isolate because they are rarely written down at length or in order.
A specific kind of phobia directed against illness has been also described and distinguished from hypochondria [29].
In the latter category we have General LeMay, who, in order to combat the "phobia" (moral revulsion against the use and dissemination of nuclear weapons, recently recounted the idyll of the Bikini atoll, in tones that would do justice to a travel poster. Quotes the General's description of the atoll as it is today.
