1. It is also a sign of ethnocentrism .

2. Recently, I was reminded of this problem of ethnocentrism.

3. It's ethnocentrism that leads to failure in international business.

4. But extreme ethnocentrism and may also be abused in political purposes.

5. Cultural relativism was in part a response to Western ethnocentrism.

6. The latest crisis has also underlined the ethnocentrism of European media.

7. As the labels suggest, diversity training aims to combat racism, sexism, exclusion, and ethnocentrism.

8. Now, on other cultural anthropologists and sociologists who are consciously trying to avoid ethnocentrism.

9. Besides the incommensurability of different traditions, ethnocentrism often makes a dialogue between different traditions merely nominal.

10. On the other hand, modern Western ethnocentrism and the exclusivity closely related to the formation and Christian culture.

11. This type of analytical framework posits a range of views from strong versions of racism to weak versions of ethnocentrism.

12. The students talked about ethnocentrism (eighty per cent of the world eats insects with pleasure), sustainability, and the earth's diminishing resources.

13. However, if anthropologists to avoid ethnocentrism , and create a common objective of the concept, the culture of "science" can be built up.

14. Anyone who publicly questions the wisdom of current U. S. immigration policy is promptly charged with bigotry, prejudice, ethnocentrism , chauvinism, isolationism or selfishness.

15. One cause of misconceptions is ethnocentrism, the belief that one's own culture's way of doing things is better than the way of other cultures.

16. In the second chapter the author finds the main causes that lead to the conflicts: the cultural centralism, or called ethnocentrism, of both the mothers' and daughters'.

17. When domestic enterprise encounter with international market, it's note worthy that focusing on the product image of localization for using consumer ethnocentrism to evoke its purchasing behavior.

18. Using research on ethnocentrism as a starting point and basing their work on clinical studies, they built a questionnaire with the overall aim of mapping the Antidemocratic personality.

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20. The Greeks, in a classic example of ethnocentrism , considered those whose speech they could not understand to be on the same level as dog, which also could not be understood.

21. Such a use their own cultural standards of other cultures, and it is natural that their own culture is right and the other is wrong culture is a tendency, which we call ethnocentrism .

22. It isn't xenophobia or ethnocentrism or even hypocrisy to examine the motives of people who are so cruel and inconsiderate an be disgusted, whether it's in New York or New Zealand.

23. Attitudes to English-speaking communities are a good subject for intercultural study: for example, is it relevant to make people aware that such attitudes could be excessively positive (and therefore constituting a sign of unacknowledged acculturation or an already partly outdated social distinction strategy) or, conversely, over-critical in the name of "local"/national identities or "anti-globalisation" ideologies, for example, which are simply modern varieties of ethnocentrism?