| Such knee-jerk flag-waving is anathema to Banville, a writer who despises nationalism in all forms. |
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| They gathered in the street outside, but it was too early for a flag-waving crowd to see them off. |
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| Instead they died in the line of duty and subsequently received posthumous citizenship amidst much fanfare and flag-waving. |
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| Even constant drizzle failed to put a damper on proceedings as the flag-waving throng partied late into the night. |
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| I even had to push aside a few nurses and their flag-waving kiddies because the protest moved too slowly and the market was nearly closing. |
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| In Sydney, flag-waving crowds converge around iconic Sydney Harbour for the action-packed program. |
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| In pushing trade protectionism against China, the labor tops combine anti-Communism with flag-waving national chauvinism. |
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| Drury went down under Muirhead's tackle from behind and after some frantic flag-waving from the linesman, the referee gave the penalty. |
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| The anniversary of the dawning of freedom for the subcontinent is not all about flag-waving. |
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| I did not intend to sound like a flag-waving jingoist, and I certainly regret it if I did. |
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| I mean what's footie come to when a bloke can't make a brilliant save without some flag-waving jessie getting all official. |
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| Now, by stealth and with no political flag-waving, this may be the end of the rich queue-jumping over the poor. |
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| True patriotism is not the emotional luxury of vanity expressing itself in flag-waving, but a sentiment that expresses itself as a share in collective life, standing staunchly for the good principles of one's country. |
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| Furthermore, as a Quebecker, I refuse to accept the Bloc member's flag-waving tactics, presenting himself as the only one defending the rights of francophones in Quebec. |
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| A cosmopolitan artist who abhors nationalism and flag-waving, he was one of the first choreographers to build bridges between styles, ages and traditions. |
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| Traditional music, yodel, flag-waving and alphorn-playing accompany the event, making it a folk festival. |
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| Today, one only has to see the overpasses on the Highway of Heroes jammed with saluting, flag-waving Canadians for a member of our military who has paid the ultimate price and has returned home for burial. |
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| After a parade of flag-waving internationals, a fifty-member Kazakh youth choir led the group in singing. while another group of young people danced on the edge of the stage. |
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| True patriotism is not the emotional luxury of vanity showing itself in flag-waving, but a sentiment that expresses itself as a share in collective life. |
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| The whole exercise may have sounded interesting while distracted by 10,000 buff, flag-waving foreigners, but out of context the cheeseball bombast proves too much. |
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| Patriotism is a word often used these days, but for the Portsmouth shipyard workers, it's much more than just a word, or even a flag-waving battle cry. |
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| He has bought and sold his way to the top table through turning solid products into flag-waving brands with a mixture of luck, timing and innovation. |
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| Accompanied by music from St Michael's Primary School, Welling's steel band and Beths Grammar School's Big Band, she chatted to many of the flag-waving crowds. |
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| Leaders of all parties are paralysed by fear of flag-waving jingoists accusing London of a sell-out. |
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| And so, sometimes, did their direct effects. At many skinhead concerts, bands led fans in swastika flag-waving and chants of Sieg Heil! |
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| This self-conscious trecentismo recalls the work of Carlo Carra, whose painting was then also typified by an archaizing, toadying flag-waving. |
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| Flag-waving jingoists who believe the United States possesses cultural supremacy and therefore has a right to global hegemony will not like this book. |
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