Sentence examples for western supremacy from inspiring English sources

The financial crisis is an epi-phenomenon: an emblem of the end of Western supremacy.

No, the west's war is a military response to ideas that question western supremacy and power.

Ah, the many lessons we subjugated natives had to suffer through, amid the daily micro-humiliations of Western supremacy.

Since the Paris attacks, they have abandoned common sense, in part because they are so caught up in the eddies of vengeance, Western supremacy and rage.

The cheerleading historian of western supremacy, Niall Ferguson, understands, however, that far more is going on in the Middle East than becoming westernised, warning Americans to look to their own revolution and not those in the Arab world for inspiration.

But the truth was that we were all, to one degree or another, still mentally in the old war, and still imbued with a consciousness of western supremacy that events had just contradicted in a most emphatic and dramatic way.

As part of a plan to attack western technological supremacy, Russia intends to dominate Formula One with a driver named Ivan Dimitrov and a car called the Krassny.

The government, in the five-year programme it is putting before parliament, says that "western military supremacy renders direct confrontation unlikely"; instead, there could be "asymmetrical threats, adopted by state or non-state players"—ie, attacks on France's water-supply, say, or its computer networks.

Adhémar did not preach Western papal supremacy, despite Urban II's plans for such a policy, but, by effectively directing many battles, as well as organizing relief for poor pilgrims and ordering repentance fasts for the Crusaders, he proved to be a forceful, unifying leader.

The end of Aramaean political independence marked the beginning of Aramaean cultural and economic supremacy in western Asia.

In 1990, George Bush Senior had inaugurated a New World Order, based on uncontested US military supremacy and western economic dominance.