| In more than one instance their Eurocentric view eclipsed their respect, and they overlaid their names on ancient rock art and structures. |
| When I got to Union in New York, the culture was elitist, Eurocentric, competitive and individualistic. |
| Conventional historians will find the unashamedly Eurocentric view disturbing, and will judge the author's use of evidence rather cavalier. |
| The last have been favored in histories of world Jewry, and for too long those histories have been skewed by their Eurocentric view. |
| Rather, they map onto each other and reinforce a politically conservative, Eurocentric view of culture. |
| The Aryan Invasion theory propounded by western scholars gives a Eurocentric history of civilization, based on racial parameters. |
