| Sectionalism and the Civil War exacerbated these conditions, giving rise to xenophobia and a more introverted society. |
| The historic insularity and xenophobia of the Japanese have perpetuated a style of cooking relying on the indigenous ingredients of the country. |
| It is playing on xenophobia to persuade people there is a fifth column in this country and show that something is being done. |
| With the inception of Yugoslavia in 1918, xenophobias were partially reprojected on the internal, Yugoslavia's space. |
| Clearly, Robinson was now caught between two xenophobias and two discriminatory worlds that helped to sabotage his best efforts. |
| Russia's historic anti-Semitism has largely been supplanted by new xenophobias, particularly in relation to the Caucasian peoples. |
