Sentence examples for some xenophobia from inspiring English sources

But it had some of the same mixture of this Australian campaign, inflected and infected with fear and some xenophobia.

Maybe some xenophobia or racism are part of their lives, but part of their lives, too, are Beyoncé, Drake, and Meek Mill, the music I hear pulsing from Swiss clubs on Friday nights.

In Quebec in 2007, cases concerning accommodations requested by Sikhs, Muslims and Hasidic Jews appeared in the press, prompting much outrage and some xenophobia from a majority culture that deemed the demands excessive.

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He makes for a convenient metaphor that taps into undercurrents of nationalism, patriotism and, in some cases, xenophobia that candidates love to exploit for cheap political gain.

There are some distressing indications of rising xenophobia in some places in Europe where there is a lack of understanding of the values of tolerance and diversity -- and a lack of recognition of the fact that all societies are becoming become multicultural, multi-ethnic and multi-religious.

Many say they have suffered some form of xenophobia.

Mr. Roth of Human Rights Watch attributed some of the xenophobia directed at Chobani to the election season.

Has globalisation fatigue prompted a new wave of nationalism and in some cases ugly xenophobia?

There are fears, bordering on xenophobia, some Kazakhs say, of a hugely populated and rich China, and the angst is particularly keen in Kazakhstan, a place of only 16 million people in a land larger than Western Europe.

Some of this was xenophobia.