Sentence examples for xenophobia for from inspiring English sources

Xenophobia, for example, is a result of breeding preferences.

It is not like UKIP – happy to whip up xenophobia for electoral purposes.

Mr. Blocher "uses xenophobia for his own purposes," said Dominique Von Burg, editor of the French-speaking Tribune de Genève.

After fending off charges of racism and xenophobia for "Rising Sun," Mr. Crichton found himself in the thick of the debate on climate change with "State of Fear," an eco-thriller in which evil environmentalists whip up hysteria over global warming to advance their sinister agenda.

Articles in the same edition on the destruction of manuscripts and Sufi shrines in Mali (and even the obituary of Stanley Cohen) show why such issues are important and why appeals to xenophobia for short-term political expediency must not be allowed to pass unchallenged.

The announcement comes after Oxford Dictionaries' choice of "post-truth" and Dictionary.com's choice of "xenophobia" for their respective Word of the Year picks.

Picture: BBC/Marc Isaacs Hurrah for bigotry, hooray for xenophobia, bravo for being white, working class, and Barking mad!

While Budapest says immigration policy should be a matter of national sovereignty, human rights groups have criticized the government for stoking fears and xenophobia, and for mistreating refugees on the border.

And we see the calls for isolationism, xenophobia, from those who would call for a rolling-back of the rights of people – people hunkering down in their own point of view, unwilling to engage in democratic debate – and those are impulses I think we can understand.

An Unforgettable Summer was especially noted for its depiction of oppression, nationalism and xenophobia, and for its investigation of violence in both interwar Romania and the Balkans.

British xenophobia blamed for delays.