| American history is filled with manifestos of cultural independence paradoxically coupled with exercises in bardolatry and Anglophilia. |
| Its power, as I recall, lay in its ability to persuade American viewers to give in to their closet Anglophilia. |
| If in England it rallied a demoralized citizenry, here in America it validated the Anglophilia of the educated classes and gave British imperialism a good odor. |
| His Anglophilia was manifest in a British racing green Rolls Royce in which he would majestically tour Brussels. |
| But in the three years that I've been living in Montreal, I can feel any remaining Anglophilia beginning to disintegrate. |
| Cashing in on Japan's Anglophilia and love of manga-like fantasy, Potter has been cunningly marketed to attract a more grown-up audience than in other countries. |
