jingoism

They have stripped the veneer of jingoism from the play, by showing war in its true horror.

That said, I think we should first lay down a solid foundation -- a base line -- of extreme homophobia, jingoism, fear of the Other, and a psychotic rapaciousness toward the natural world.

The politician's speech was filled with jingoism, appealing to nationalist sentiments.

Jingoism can often lead to aggressive and confrontational foreign policies.

The media accused the government of using jingoism to manipulate public opinion.

Some people mistake patriotism for jingoism, but there is a difference between the two.

Jingoism can be a dangerous force when it leads to xenophobia and discrimination against foreigners.

The rise of jingoism in the country has divided the population into opposing camps.

Critics argue that jingoism is often used by leaders to distract the public from real issues.

Jingoism is characterized by extreme patriotism and aggressive nationalism.

The historical context of war often fuels jingoism and fervent nationalism.

The student's essay on jingoism sparked a heated debate in the classroom.