| He received an Anglocentric education and at the same time learned that he was an outsider. |
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| I find it odd to have such an Anglocentric viewpoint in British Archaeology. |
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| The histories of both William of Malmesbury and Henry of Huntingdon were in content decisively Anglocentric. |
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| He's critical of the Anglocentric view which defines Caribbean literature as Walcott, Naipaul and not much else. |
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| I want to know why the BBC has sponsored such an insensitively Anglocentric production. |
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| The threat to Welsh isn't quite so brutal as it was in the 19th century, when speaking Welsh was regarded as offensive by Anglocentric educators. |
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| Yet The Many-Headed Hydra also challenges some of Thompson's Anglocentric assumptions. |
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| Despite this, most modern historians have judged him from an Anglocentric viewpoint. |
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| It would have been useful to place such issues in a more international perspective, but again the author has preferred an Anglocentric viewpoint. |
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| In an Anglocentric America, an American means white, and whiteness is central as the unmarked standard or norm against which all so-called minorities are measured. |
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| Ambler spent a fair bit of time outside England, especially in Paris, which may help explain why his writing escapes the Anglocentric worldview of his predecessors. |
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| The London-based media are largely anglocentric in their reporting, covering decisions and strategies that are specifically English in their delivery and outcome. |
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| The 20 tonnes of original, Anglocentric material is currently in a specially built, air-conditioned and atmospherically controlled containment unit in Greenwich, London. |
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| This Anglocentric mindset ultimately underpinned Australia's entry into the First and Second World Wars, which remain to this day icons of Australia's national identity. |
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| Shakespeare was, not surprisingly, Anglocentric in his histories, but his tragedies and some of his comedies ranged widely across the known world, from Italy to Egypt. |
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| These guys are so Anglocentric that they aren't even sure where France is! |
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