Sentence examples for xenophobic message from inspiring English sources

Mr. Le Pen and his National Front party have long peddled an odiously xenophobic message, laced with anti-Semitic overtones.

In a communiqué, its ambassador, Bernardino Regazzoni, deplored the diffusion of the "xenophobic message," adding that with their work, Italian border workers contributed to the "wellbeing and progress" of Switzerland.

The state-controlled news media has broadcast an increasingly bellicose, xenophobic message assailing "the unprecedented interference of the international community," as an editorial in the state newspaper, Fraternité Matin, put it on Saturday.

ON SATURDAY sympathisers of Pegida, a German movement with an explicitly anti-Islamist and implicitly xenophobic message, are planning to stage their first big rally in England, in the northern city of Newcastle.

In Austria, which never underwent denazification programs after 1945, the Freedom Party has morphed from its roots in groups of former Nazis to a xenophobic message that it blends with concern for the little guy.

"Some areas are so impoverished that their xenophobic message goes down well.

These New Jersey candidates were attacked with xenophobic messages.

Referring to a spike in hate crime since the 23 June EU vote, she said: "I do not hold anybody who voted for Brexit responsible for the rise in racism; I don't hold people who believed in Brexit responsible; but I definitely hold politicians, who put out divisive xenophobic messages and posters, responsible because this created the atmosphere in which this thrived".

A short time later an anonymous Twitter user responded: Although rattled, I initially chose to dismiss and ignore this comment, as I have chosen to disregard most racist and xenophobic messages that have been sent my way over the years, whether verbally or via social media (particularly since I entered parliament).

So a party like the Northern League - often accused in the past of using xenophobic messages to attract votes - is doing all it can to stir interest in the issue and become the voice of Italians concerned about the arrivals.

So why are candidates relying on anti-Muslim and xenophobic messages to secure votes?