xenophile

Rizal was a Xenophile, who appreciated foreign cultures.

I'm really interested in other religions and think of myself as a xenophile, which means I love things and people who are different than myself.

I suppose this makes me a xenophile. Xenophilia is the opposite of xenophobia.

The hum hie typeface on one card read XENOPHILE (in reference to Andre Kreton's erotic ode to Oceania) and, below that, PHORMIUM TENAX; next to t hung two leaves of New Zealand flax amid a tangle of electric cord.

Wildlife consist of; xenophile fowl, fishes, amphibian and reptilian.

Hall, 30, admits to being a bit of a xenophile, so "getting to know new people is my thing anyway." Even though, he said, that fortunately nothing major has happened in his life, Mr.

A Rhombus Media, Dor Film production (Toronto), with the participation of CTF, Telefilm Canada and Xenophile Media, in association with CBC and BBC TV.

Genie Awards aired the first iTV Enhanced broadcast of an Awards show in Canadian history with partners Xenophile Media, Bell Broadcast and New Media Fund and Bell ExpressVU.

These films were party to a narrative current whose storylines featured an affected fatalona whose xenophile attitudes threaten a virtuous but naive male protagonist who eventually resigns himself to his original class status.

Dominican Republic: Francisco Ulloa, Ultramerenque (Xenophile 4004)

Listening to The Well (Xenophile), the new CD by the world-famous Klezmatics, may find you with one foot firmly planted in the past while the other leaps toward the future.