Sentence examples for xenophobe from inspiring English sources
noun
One who fears that which is unknown; one who fears people who are different from oneself, especially foreigners.
Anyone who argues for compulsory assimilation by immigrants is dismissed as a xenophobe or worse.Social policy reflects this multiculturalist attitude.
Jean-Marie Le Pen, a right-wing xenophobe, had earlier disparaged France's multiracial team.
So far, "against all" seems to be running in fourth place, with around 4%, a shade ahead of Vladimir Zhirinovsky, the far-right populist xenophobe who heads the oddly-named Liberal Democrats.
Rampant xenophobe David Starkey calls @mehdirhasan 'Ahmed' on #bbcqt - you couldn't make it up.
Would centre-right voters choose the failed reforming Socialist or the anti-European, national-socialist xenophobe?
The historian was labelled a "bigot" and a "xenophobe" on social media after his embarrassing name mix-up on BBC Question Time.
You didn't need to be a rampant xenophobe to feel a pang of pain in the heart on the walk from the station to the stadium, although one random fellow with a soapbox and a microphone was preaching "glorious resurrection", so perhaps there was hope for us all.
Lieberman was not only Israel's Foreign Minister but its most prominent xenophobe.
"All in the Family" began as a British show called "Till Death Do Us Part," a hit comedy about Alf Garnett, a Cockney xenophobe who had a sharptongued wife, a hip daughter, and a socialist son-in-law.
At times, her book makes it easy to forget that the Prohibitionists had good reason to associate alcohol with violence and misery and death; one needn't have been a saloon smasher or a xenophobe to conclude that the country would have been a lot better off if it had been a little drier.
