Sentence examples for western spheres from inspiring English sources

In the West, much of it has been gloomy: some (such as Kerry) see China as muscling-in on "Western spheres of interest"; others worry, opaquely, about how China's human rights record will affect Africa's; and still others warn of "Chinese neo-colonialism'".

These Western and Japanese humiliations sparked the 1900 Boxer Rebellion to expel western spheres of influence.

A former presidential candidate, Ségolène Royal, said, "France is sending a signal of withdrawal into the Western sphere".

A more spectacular contribution of books, linguistic and didactic competence, and stimulating debates came with an influx of Greek scholars into the Western sphere.

Business executives and diplomats in Azerbaijan maintain that such a succession is the best hope to keep the country in the Western sphere of influence and protect billions of dollars in foreign investment in its rich energy resources.

After postwar Greece ended up in the western sphere of influence, and the civil war ended in communist defeat in 1949, his father lost his job as a tax official in Athens and was jailed.

In addition, although not formulated as aesthetic theories, many cultural traditions outside the Western sphere are concerned with the aesthetics of daily life.

In the Western sphere of the Eurasian continent, the European Union's richest states would be the core, while Turkey and Northern African states are the semi-periphery.

A fascinating thing about the cryptocurrency world, a way in which it's increasingly a synecdoche for global geopolitics, is that it's divided between a Chinese sphere and a Western sphere, and the two seem to be mostly tethered by bonds of mistrust, miscommunication, and misinterpretation.

Throughout the second half of the 20th century, Castro was the era-defining face of left-wing ideas in the Western sphere.

Truman and Acheson decided to delineate the Western sphere of influence and to create a system of alliances.