xenophobia造句

Excessive patriotism can lead to xenophobia.

But many other countries show signs of xenophobia.

In the affairs of man, wounded pride and xenophobia often trump economic reason.

And there may be just a little xenophobia in the anti-supertall phenomenon.

The British media is in the hands of a group of xenophobia.

A study by the University of Cape Town last year found xenophobia to be "probably rife" in the country's workplaces.

There are some who will try to pervert this precedent and use xenophobia or nativist arguments to say that every country should be held to the same standard.

Yet the party's xenophobia is in essence a by-product of Mr Bossi's efforts to create a shared identity among the people he seeks to unite.

Orszag: Well, if you had told me at a 9.5 percent unemployment rate there would be so little xenophobia and trade concern, I would have been quite surprised.

We need to have the system of moral guidelines which can prevent extremist and terrorism ideas and also propaganda of xenophobia and racial intolerance in mass media.

But generations of Chinese have loved the Tang Dynasty deeply, much more than the times when it seemed tough because of its military prowess and conservative xenophobia.

They have suffered from so many broken promises that they prefer to "cling" to God, guns and xenophobia rather than reaching out for a helping hand from the government.

While we can never know the exact reasons why xenophobia trended in our lookups this year, this reflects a desire in our users to understand the significant discourse surrounding global events.

Football is proving to be a valuable barometer of the serious impact of racism and xenophobia in society, the UN's expert on racism said after a rash of incidents at stadiums.