imperialistically

If they see through the lens of their own culture, they're appropriating, imperialistically, whether as military or cultural colonizers.

William Markham, the lieutenant governor commissioned by Penn in 1694, ruled the colony imperialistically and acted aggressively towards the assembly.

He noted that "under George W. Bush, unilateralism has achieved its breakthrough" supported by "the nationalistic-egocentric influence of imperialistically minded intellectuals."

Out of the four major land Empires (Austria-Hungary, Germany, Ottoman, and Russia), only one remained imperialistically intact: Russia.

But this would have meant imposing upon these people a distinct sensibility and vision, which would probably have exposed Mr. Glier to charges of imperialistically dominating "the other."

Pluralism has been criticized for masquerading as Christianity when in fact it is an invasive force that comes from outside of Christianity and imperialistically demands the surrender of Christian distinctiveness.

When the protagonist, Paul (William Converse-Roberts), isn't imperialistically exploiting the economies of debtor nations, he is exploiting his lover Fran (Cherry Jones), a magazine layout artist and a symbol of the new economy's oppressed upscale working class.

The membership of the Liberal League was eclectic however: according to H. C. G. Matthew it included "Liberal Imperialist MPs, a number of Fabians, Liberal landowners, imperialistically minded journalists and nonconformist ministers".

I don't think it's the confinement that bothers me so much as the drear and drabness and draftiness and drang - meaning the vast German sense that we really ought to get out of the house and expand imperialistically eastward, or at least go see a movie.

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, who probably gets offended by her own reflection such is the reactionary nature of the woman, took utter offence at the name of Ali Bongo and couldn't understand why anyone would be celebrating a man with such an imperialistically racist nom-de-plume.

OS X is the proof: Apple finally created Unix for Aunt Marge, but only because the engineers and managers at Apple were firmly of the end-user culture (which I've been imperialistically calling "the Windows Culture" even though historically it originated at Apple).

Jekyll and Hyde Vision Although he said the United States is greatly admired in Latin America "as one of the greatest democracies in the world," it is also seen as "a Jekyll and Hyde," a country that practices democracy internally but acts imperialistically toward its neighbors to the south.