Ethnocentric in a sentence

They found that the ethnocentric individuals clustered together, then grew until all the non-ethnocentric individuals were wiped out.

The HM is not one who can understand the underlying and deeply entrenched ethnocentric pulls that define the present spate of violence.

Civil societies based in Imphal valley resort to ethnocentric and highly chauvinistic rhetoric in their attempt to paint the Naga people, their movement and their leaders in poor light.

And while Cook’s ethnocentric account of the encounter does exclude the voices of the Dena’ina who met him, Barnett said that he thinks that the captain did a fair job in depicting what occurred.

Not only is Western culture racist and ethnocentric, but it is pathologically anthropocentric and blind to the inherent rights of other life-forms to flourish in their native habitats unmolested by our malignant ways.

There was never anything ethnocentric about the legislation which sought to (and did) make America safer while it faced enemies wanting to decapitate our heads or blow up buildings for opposing their political objectives.

Khor brings a fresh feminist/immigrant perspective to the heretofore male-dominated and exceedingly familiar “road-trip/journey of discovery” genre, questioning every ethnocentric trope and cliché along the way.

The misrepresentation of Asians in film dates back to the early history of Hollywood where Asians were portrayed with a white ethnocentric perception.

Boas developed the principle of cultural relativism and Malinowski developed the theory of functionalism as guides for producing non-ethnocentric studies of different cultures.

Boas pointed out that scientists grow up and work in a particular culture, and are thus necessarily ethnocentric.

Bolstered by some nationalist and ethnocentric values and achievements of choice, this concept of racial superiority evolved to distinguish from other cultures that were considered inferior or impure.

Ethnocentric foundations of American opinion.

Martin Bernal has described the term as distasteful because it implies that speakers of other language families are excluded from academic discussion. citation Even so, the concept arguably transcends ethnocentric associations.

The assassins are traced to the Bear-Cult, a legion of ethnocentric fanatics dedicated to reunification of the empire divided among the sons of Garion's ancestor King Cherek.

The interaction and syntheses between different cultures, the arbitrariness of national identity, and irreverence towards ethnocentric, patriotic or nationalistic sentiment are recurring themes in Jarmusch's work.

These albums are ethnocentric and for the first time Greek nationalism is involved to the hip-hop music.