| I did not intend to sound like a flag-waving jingoist, and I certainly regret it if I did. |
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| There is nothing like Gibraltar to expose the inner jingoist in MPs of every party. |
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| Others were baffled that one of Britain's pre-eminent film-making teams was telling the story of a a fat, walrus-moustached, jingoist character originating in David Low's cartoons in the Daily Express. |
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| But to see Roosevelt as nothing more than a racist and a jingoist is to view the man from a narrow angle. |
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| Yet, Burial organisers told the Brigade, the latter in many ways represented resistance to these jingoist feminine notions. |
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