Sentence examples for superstate of from inspiring English sources

After the third world war, Britain is now Airstrip One in the American superstate of Oceania, permanently in conflict with Eurasia and Eastasia.

Must not a superstate of a score of nations have a common language?

A European constitution could provide the initial impetus for a superstate of this kind.

This the bright and shining war for Germans- the linious quality of the superstate, the millions of bloody stubs raised in stuff, truncated obeisance.

So what most of us want to see is a radically reformed Europe; a Europe where powers flow from Brussels back to the nations, not the other way round; a Europe of cooperating nations, not a European superstate; a Europe of open markets and free trade arrangements with the world beyond; a Europe that can out-compete the best in the world, without red tape and regulation weighing it down.

Even the world's last superstate shows features of tribal activity at work in the age of Bush.

Lawson said the profoundly misguided aim of the EU was to create a federal European superstate – a United States of Europe – and concluded "that is not for us".

A kind of superstate?" He finished the letter with a warning to Google that in the history of economics monopolies do not survive long.

All right, it was along time ago and MPs can change their minds, even admit it, as Wollaston did, and William Hague did this week when he said the EU's problem now is not a "superstate" but disintegration of the fragile west.

However the plan goes much further with an ultimate goal of being a Eurabian superstate, incorporating Muslim countries of north Africa and the Middle East in the European Union.

Though he denies that psychonetics is a political project, it's hard to uncouple Bakhtiyarov's dream of creating a Slavic superstate from his dream of creating a Slavic superman — perhaps one who speaks a disciplined, transparent language such as Ithkuil.