ultrapatriotic

These ultrapatriotic characters were turning the defeat of France into a sort of pedestal on which they could stand, the better to insult Frenchmen…They took advantage of the German Occupation to impose a really tyrannous programme on the people, something that might have been thought up by a bunch of former Cagoulards.57

The Sion Revelation Lynn Picknett 2006

These ultrapatriotic characters were turning the defeat of France into a sort of pedestal on which they could stand, the better to insult Frenchmen…They took advantage of the German Occupation to impose a really tyrannous programme on the people, something that might have been thought up by a bunch of former Cagoulards.57

The Sion Revelation Lynn Picknett 2006

These ultrapatriotic characters were turning the defeat of France into a sort of pedestal on which they could stand, the better to insult Frenchmen…They took advantage of the German Occupation to impose a really tyrannous programme on the people, something that might have been thought up by a bunch of former Cagoulards.57

The Sion Revelation Lynn Picknett 2006

Many of our citizens pass through an ultrapatriotic phase and feel it to be very Soviet to dislike Americans.

Destination Brain Asimov, Isaac 1987

Gur would stand in the crowd of courtiers, his head bowed, his face blank; upon an imperceptible sign from Don Reba, he would step forward from the courtiers 'ranks and recite ultrapatriotic poems -- which, however, were greeted with nothing but secretly stifled yawns.

Hard to be a god Strugatski, Arkadi & Strugatski, Boris 1973

We Surround Them 'day, the day when newsperson Glenn Beck, noted not-Hollywood not-celebrity Chuck Norris, and a collection of ultrapatriotic Randian nobodies are going to flex their muscles and show all of America the tremendous power of their particular brand of ultra-conservative movement.

Daily Kos 2009