isolationist

• America had changed forever—gone for­ever was the isolationist, essentially rural nation recover­ing from the trauma of the Depression. —  Prayers to Broken Stones
• What happens if the big conflicts in the world are not between East and West but still between France and Germany, if America remains semi-isolationist? —  StrangeHorizons,August2002
• Further, Catholics cannot be isolationist, and good people cannot simply retreat from the common good. —  DREADNOUGHT : : dreadnoone : : dreadnothing : : faithful : : gay : : catholic : :
• Ex-army, isolationist, they are what you think of when you think of what the liberal elite is not. —  GreenCine Daily
• A major reason Obama's election was welcomed across the world was his pledge to make America less isolationist-minded, but if his first major economic act ignores the needs of the global economy and provokes a trade war with the European Union, how likely is it that China or Russia or India or South America will play by the rules? —  Irish Eagle

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