nativistic

IPA: nˈeɪtɪvˈɪstɪk

Examples of "nativistic" in Sentences

And that's creepy and nativistic (at best) to my ears.
Clearly, our sensitivities to nativistic and racist overtones differ.
Its depressing how nativistic nearly every segment of our society is.
Dobeln writes: "Its depressing how nativistic nearly every segment of our society is."
We can either accept this with maturity and optimism, or sink back into nativistic myopia.
Unfortunately, the nativistic impulse coupled with ignorance has a long tradition in this country.
Sociologists have analyzed Prohibition as a war between a nativistic Protestant America and an immigrant Catholic one.
If the revolutionary socialists will not organize the atomized masses and workers ... the nationalists and nativistic fascists most certainly will.
When something happens that they can not do those things, people get anxious, angry, and often take their frustrations out in nativistic outbreaks of ethnic cleansing, rioting and social unrest.
If not racist, it certainly sounded more than a little nativistic, which is odd coming from a candidate who argues that his international upbringing will enable him to better represent the US abroad.