| With the inception of Yugoslavia in 1918, xenophobias were partially reprojected on the internal, Yugoslavia's space. |
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| Clearly, Robinson was now caught between two xenophobias and two discriminatory worlds that helped to sabotage his best efforts. |
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| Russia's historic anti-Semitism has largely been supplanted by new xenophobias, particularly in relation to the Caucasian peoples. |
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| Primitive men no sooner became aware of their racial and cultural divergencies than they began to band together in tribes of their own kind, and individual xenophobias merged into group xenophobias. |
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| A pressure that the recent upsurges in nationalism and anti-Asian public sentiment have only increased among those Australians seeking to distance themselves from popular xenophobias. |
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