“It is the interaction between these two factors that is the source of the growth of neo-fascism and xenophobia.”

“The historic insularity and xenophobia of the Japanese have perpetuated a style of cooking relying on the indigenous ingredients of the country.”

“Seeing a political opportunity, the right has fused the less popular xenophobia with the more popular Islamophobia.”

“Yet Anders Gravers is in fact a bona fide xenophobe whose views are antithetical to freedom.”

“Jean-Marie Le Pen, a right-wing xenophobe, had earlier disparaged France's multiracial team.”

“Would centre-right voters choose the failed reforming Socialist or the anti-European, national-socialist xenophobe?”

“The xenophobiac was filled with irrational fear and deep animosity towards people of different cultural backgrounds.”

“So Buzz Bissinger sees fit that we give up on the ideal of Olympism and give in to xenophobics, terrorists, drug abusers, profiteers and human rights abusers?”

“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.”

“Are these the words of the racists, the bigots, the ignorant, the xenophobes or the just plain stupid?”

“But apart from a few xenophobes on the Tory benches and a handful of 'me-too' Labour MPs in the north of England, I never found it.”

“Mr President, I oppose the Lisbon Treaty from a Left and Socialist perspective and reject the intervention of xenophobes and right-wing forces.”