“Under the guiding logic of these complex dualisms, western primatology is simian orientalism.”

“But the baptismal water proved unequal to the task of washing away Benjamin Disraeli's innate orientalism of deportment.”

“The nineteenth-century preoccupation with Orientalism provided a strong design influence well into the twentieth century.”

“He paid meticulous attention to the warmer sonorities without letting the tinkly orientalia obscure the predominantly smooth melodic contours.”

“Wise, and, most famously, the bogus orientalia of Sir Edmund Backhouse could be highly profitable.”

“In 1926 the Russian State Publishers released his first published works, Orientalia, op.”

“This discourse of the colonised is contemporary with that of the European orientalist, but from the opposite point of view.”

“Today, culture is used as a tool of new forms of oppression of women, whether in its orientalist or occidentalist guise.”

“He continued:I could say that is one of the silliest, crypto-racist, indeed orientalist things I have encountered, except it is not.”

“From experience, many Orientals consider fermented soybeans more palatable and digestible than unfermented ones.”

“Wisdom teeth problems are more common among European whites compared to Orientals and blacks.”

“Arabs, Syrians, Persians and other Orientals exhibited great interest in this subject even before this period in history.”