Sentence examples for xenophobic terms from inspiring English sources

On Facebook and Twitter, otherwise empathetic and culturally sensitive peers made fun of Kondo in starkly xenophobic terms.

The bill's original co-sponsor, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C), was unapologetic in his attacks to limit the family reunification process by using xenophobic terms such as "chain migration" to describe our adult sons, daughters, sisters, brothers and parents, who seek the same opportunities available to their loved ones who now reside here.

This is the story of the brutal treatment he received in jail before he escaped & returned to the U.S. Director Alan Parker works in xenophobic, melodramatic terms portraying all Turks as bestial, sadistic, filthy.

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Group administrator François Deschamps told La Presse that Bissonnette was generally xenophobic and used the term "feminazi".

But by failing to identify "violence or threats of violence used for intimidation or coercion" as terrorism without regard for the religious or cultural identity of the perpetrator(s), the Department of Homeland Security and media outlets have colluded in the fundamentally xenophobic enterprise of redefining the term terrorism in cultural and religious terms.

Ancient Greek demographic thought was setting out the debate in modern terms — eugenic, Malthusian and xenophobic.

President Donald Trump delivered a rare attack on the billionaire Koch brothers early Tuesday, referring to the GOP megadonors as globalists, a term increasingly used in xenophobic and anti-Semitic contexts.

"Unfortunately, the issue of migration is often talked about in terms that elicit negative reactions, xenophobic fears and security concerns," writes Lorenzo Fioramonti, an associate professor at the University of Pretoria, in a blog for the African Development Bank that pressed for the free movement of people across southern Africa be taken more seriously.

As they try to come to terms with the outrageous, bigoted, xenophobic, misogynistic, unconstitutional ravings of their presumptive presidential candidate, Republican Party leaders would do well to read the children's animal fable "The Scorpion and the Frog".

The term is increasingly used in xenophobic and anti-Semitic contexts.