“Flag-waving, jingoism, and professional sports go hand in hand.”

“Will belligerency and jingoism solve the issues and problems the two countries face?”

“Let managers and shareholders make their own choices, based on sound business judgment, not on fear, jingoism or just bad economics.”

“The jingoist was known for their aggressive rhetoric and unwavering support for military interventions.”

“Jane, a well-known jingo, proudly waved the flag at every parade and expressed her unwavering love for her country at every opportunity.”

“Regular folks may not be seeing Westerns much any more, but, by jingo, scholarly folks sure do love to write about 'em.”

“It may not be sexy but, by jingo, there is an air about it that I believe every hard-working, middle-of-the-road New Zealander would agree with.”

“There are the jingoists, the nationalists who just would want the Australian cricket side to win anything they ever enter.”

“It's easy to dismiss the jingoists, the English-only paranoiacs, the self-appointed culture police.”

“That would benefit everyone except Chirac and the other jingoists.”

“Over and over, the new American jingoes depict the U.S. as somehow a victim in the international economy.”

“I'm sure the illustration below went down like a Steve Bell cartoon with the jingoes.”

“A jingo is a jingo wherever we meet him, and as far as we are concerned there is no close season for jingoes.”