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On this point, oddly, Europe's nationalists shed their chauvinism for a saccharine solidarity beyond borders.

Kind of him not to call it "British Petroleum" , a superseded name that is back in somewhat chauvinistic usage (see chart 2).

Critics of the war in Afghanistan (and perhaps even its supporters) will detect at least a whiff of jingoism in the game.

This may have to do with our chauvinistic attachment to learning as an exclusive mark of our species.

It is certain that this is still widespread, and much more so than most observers would have believed a dozen years ago.

The late author had never wanted his book to be televised, for fear it would glorify Japanese jingoism.

The Chinese media tamped down outbursts of chauvinism which might have led to public protests.

We have always opposed the Communist Party of the Soviet Union acting like a patriarchal party and displaying great-power chauvinism.

The perception of the female inventor has changed a bit from the unabashed chauvinism of the Ozzie and Harriet era.