jingoism

It was a culture nibbling on the genial jingoism of Norman Vincent Peale and being made somewhat uncomfortable by Adlai Stevenson.

Visiting China, you are struck, sometimes troubled, by sentiments you hear that come close to jingoism.

The embassy response was a good example of this jingoism on the cheap.

It is however but a cheap substitute for authority, and belongs of right to a rampant jingoism of a past age.

The idea hit upon was to turn this jingoism to account in the adaptation, by making Disraeli collaborate with Sardou.

The insincere propaganda of jingoism as a mere weapon of attack on the President was diabolic.

The really bad thing here is the silly wave that has gone over the public mind—protection humbug, silver, jingoism, etc.

The situation calls not for agitation and jingoism, bit for rare patience, sanity, and self-control.