Значения термина europeanism на английском

The Turkish mind was shown to be incapable of absorbing Europeanism.

Pro-Europeanism gives the benefit of political distinctiveness: nobody can mistake Clegg for Cameron on this one.

They did away with his Europeanism; for Dr. Monygham had made himself an ideal conception of his disgrace.

This hypodermic injection of Europeanism wandered happily into the veins of the city with the broad grin of a pleased child.

One is, the strengthening in us of the feeling of Indo-Europeanism; the other, the strengthening in us of the scientific sense generally.

Europeanism during the past thousand years with the rise of planetism and worldism from 1450 to 1970.

Beyrout is demi- fashionable, semi-European; but Damascus is the heart of the East, and there is no taint of Europeanism about it.

Her future was in the East; and he intended to drive back the tide of Europeanism which his predecessors had so industriously invited.

That sense of other could be to do with gender, or intellectualism, or wanting to experiment with form, or simply a feeling of Europeanism.

Still, the outcome of this clash between parochial nationalism and Europeanism is far from certain and, contrary to received wisdom, the process is reversible.

"A last twinge of Europeanism," she vouchsafed.

And there she was, despite never having expressed any great anti Europeanism, with the likes of looney lefties such as Denis Skinner and Tony Benn.

But West Asia, early in its last manvantara, flowed out over it from Arabia, drove out all traces of Europeanism, and made it wholly Asiatic.

Indeed, the first stirrings of Egyptian nationalism took the form of a protest against the noxious, parasitical "Europeanism" of Khedive Ismail and his courtiers.