Use "ethnic" in a sentence

1. He functions as some kind of spokesman for their ethnic group or something like that

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2. Some of the Brazilians want to retain their identity as an ethnic group

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3. There was another faction who felt that it was acceptable to do daily business with the locals but retain their own culture with no more 'political boundary' than land ownership, and a third group who wanted to remain in voluntary association like the core of any other ethnic group, but not be required to join one contiguous territory

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4. He was of the moderate faction of the Brazilians, he would preserve what he could of their heritage as any other ethnic group would

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5. He supported rights of individual ownership and fair interaction with people of other ethnic groups

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6. The ethnic groups in the Gengee were always Elf and Troll, and doostEr was familiar with the legends from the times when the lines between them were drawn in blood and blade

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7. 4 light years and those cultural differences were enough to separate them from the ancient hatreds of Earth's ethnic groups

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8. We need to understand that Israel is not simply another ethnic people or nation

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9. Now if Desa had her old manual yandrille in her bag they could have had quite the ethnic heritage act

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10. The young man with the broken wrist was of some ethnic stock, while the three other youths were Caucasians and Miss Jones was no fool

11. of some ethnic stock, while the three other youths were Caucasians

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12. On a global scale, Heart-Walls lead to ethnic

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13. She probably thought Yingolian circuitry was a form of ethnic knitwear

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14. There were several popular species in the mix, each with the batter that complimented their area and the ethnic groups from there

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15. There were whole different ethnic groups over there like Megnors and Enurates instead of Elves and Trolls and a pantheon of Gods that would bewilder a Hindu

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16. mountains of Greece an ethnic group that is

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17. What bothered her as she lived in this new world, was the decline and elimination of the ethnic traditions of her childhood

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18. Ironically, this trend appears to be declining among Blacks and Whites, although a reemerging phenomenon appears to be gaining momentum among ―recently‖ arrived ethnic groups spanning second and third generations or perhaps it only seems that way

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19. As our (collective) body of shared values continue to diminish under the dynamic influence of multiculturalism and where the evolution of self-contained communities, especially in our inner cities, continues mapping their (own) chartered course, such events must inevitably give rise to expanding pockets of diverse groups who, as a rule, feel more at ease in their (own) ethnic environments perceived to be culturally and socially sympathetic to their needs contrasted by ‖homogenous‖ groups who, increasingly threatened by ―foreign‖ values that provide little, if any meaning, seek refuge of their own

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20. peoples from different ethnic backgrounds and religions by tossing them into the pot, if you will

21. That certain ethnic or racial groups have historically outperformed others in a variety of different fields including sports, medicine, arts and sciences, literature or education in general, should not astonish critics skeptical of the underlying differences owing to cultural and (natural) agents that predispose achievement

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22. Inter racial and ethnic marriages in recent years, however, have gradually erased such distinctions or genetic dispositions and environmental influences, by blending hereditary characteristics and socio/cultural factors that may otherwise enhance or (diminish) performance

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23. The solution to this unfortunate dilemma requires (the) reestablishing of and ―enforcement‖ of Immigration Quotas designed to preserve existing racial and ethnic balances (for the time being) while allowing recent arrivals an opportunity to properly assimilate into their new environment

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24. What such arguments conveniently overlook, however, is the disparity of intra-community assaults committed against members of some community by members of another community, racial, ethnic or otherwise, in relation to those committed by individuals living inside their (own) community; that is to say, violent crimes are often committed against individuals living within the same community

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25. Families residing in traditionally ethnic neighborhoods were often able to acquire, in some measure, the resources required to promote safer neighborhoods

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26. There was/is one major difference however, that, compared with modern standards, ethnic neighborhoods, however rundown, were generally safer, crime was lower, immigrant classes better educated, families more tightly knit, homes cleaner, children smiled more and engaged in sidewalk games, neighbors gathered on stoops on sweltering summer evenings, unemployment was lower and drugs virtually

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27. …are in many ways similar to the traditional ethnic gangs common at the turn of, up to around the middle of the twentieth century…

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28. …(that is to say) particularly striking to the casual observer is an inability to differentiate between generations whose phonic accents and (ethnic) customs and forms seem to suggest an unwillingness to integrate into the mainstream…

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29. While some wanted complete extermination, most Californians publicly called for ethnic cleansing of all Natives from the entire state

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30. They did not know my ethnic origin when I approached them, because I was wearing a Polish officer’s uniform

31. Ethnic neighborhoods have historically generated a systematic inflow/outflow of diverse cultures that settled into self-contained communities that remained self-sufficient through its schools, churches, community and political organizations and local businesses until more favorable (economic) opportunities beckoned

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32. ) Although many of these communities retained a measure of ethnic authenticity, its members gradually sought to adopt, by assimilating, the customs and practices of (the) mainstream society

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33. Such viewpoints are oftentimes engendered by the perception of ―partial justice‖ as it seems to apply to a particular racial or ethnic group, influencing the (collective) mindset of that group seeking justice within narrower limits that typically define that group‘s self interests rather than the interests of society

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34. The business class was mostly ethnic Chinese

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35. Both led to widespread hatred and even physical attacks on entire broad ethnic groups, Asians and Middle Easterners

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36. I do not buy into the easy arguments that certain racial or ethnic groups are ―naturally‖ attracted to certain sports like African Americans are supposedly drawn to Basketball, for example

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37. They rounded up and imprisoned 6,000 dissidents and ethnic groups considered suspect, holding some in custody for up to two years after the end of the war

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38. Where German-Americans had been one of the most strongly bilingual ethnic groups, with Germans as pioneers in the bilingual education field and publishing many German language newspapers, magazines, and books, much of that came to an end

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39. Nixon made lives better for many ethnic groups he held in deeply racist contempt, one of the more surreal episodes in presidential history

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40. 8 million inhabitants is constituted along the following lines of various ethnic groups of diverse cultures: 77% Chinese, 14% Malaysian, 7

41. Could Texas survive its ugly, unplanned, unwilling attempt to be a nation? It came into existence to be a US slave state, and practiced ethnic cleansing against both Mexicans and Natives, even friendly tribes

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42. Its government was made up of mixed French-Vietnamese people and Catholic converts, along with a largely ethnic Chinese business class, all seen as alien by most Vietnamese

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43. Not only that, there was a high death rate at boarding schools from disease, up to six and a half times that of other ethnic groups

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44. But what both outfits share are their ability to work to unite masses of people in a cause, fairer treatment for people of a class, profession, or ethnic group

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45. Never mind about the ethnic, racial, and religious differences; people might have been throwing sticks and stones at each other over that crap but it was always some greedy bastard behind it all

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46. The people are hospitable; it acts in harmony with more than 70 ethnic groups that interact with the thousands of tourists of the most diverse nations and cultures in a fantastic integration

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47. From its colonial past as capital of East Jersey to the arrival of factories, shipping links and ethnic groups that worked them, the town never fully blossomed

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48. Stroyer’s words hovered in Jason’s mind: “We destroyed the Native Americans, nothing short of ethnic cleansing

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49. He had told Jason that illegals were not a race or an ethnic group

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50. this with a policy of ethnic elimination

51. quite clear that there is to be NO ethnic mixing with other tribes or nations, and no

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52. although God foreknew, and caused it to be prophesied, that all ethnic groups would also

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53. Verse 12 and 13, the main theme of the book of Romans remerges, the equality of all ethnic

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54. ty of all ethnic groups before God, and therefore the equality of all ethnic groups with one

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55. Suggest a discussion on the relative achievement—intellectual, athletic, artistic, or otherwise—of various racial or ethnic categories and you are a bigoted racial profiler

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56. thought that he could have given us a good ethnic idea of how Cubans real y

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57. Stereotyping ethnic groups is common on television as it was in the

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58. Sometimes, the language or the ethnic group is completely fictional, as in

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59. com, looks at developing trends in the English language as America becomes more heavily ethnic and diverse

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60. These subjects may be different to each of us, but there are most likely, subjects that we could all agree upon that are not necessary, even harmful, such as cultural or ethnic studies that may cause division or resentment in the early years

61. Moreover, when it does not rain and people crowd the streets, it becomes a radiant city, richly silvered with an impressive and incomparable oriental ethnic configuration

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62. of 11 major ethnic groups, each aware of the past but all

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63. do not tell the truth about struggle and conflict through the ages in order to avoid offending minorities, ethnic groups, women and

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64. At night I was perfectly content to watch Arabic CNN in my room, then have dinner in one of its excellent ethnic cuisine restaurants

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65. widespread secular Jewish response to Polish ethnic nationalism

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66. The bar patrons were an ethnic mixture of Thai,

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67. with patrons of various ethnic descent

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68. Detained smugglers can be the beneficiaries of sympathetic ethnic juries

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69. One of the intentions of this research was to seek the opportunities for the ethnic

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70. Then there are the religious zealots who have carried out pogroms (ethnic cleansing) in Pakistan, Bangladesh, and many other countries

71. Mr Nikelseer watched from behind the curtains of his study window as an impeccably dressed, athletic, ethnic gentleman emerged, locked his car door and, after a brief glance around, mounted the red painted steps

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72. The Secondary Schools Wrestling Competition was held in the ballroom of a large hotel, one street back from the beach-front and one block from the Ethnic Bazaar, where they had just delivered the cartons of urns and sculptures for Jeff

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73. An ethnic music that Monica had introduced him to

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74. While this is subject to geographical and ethnic variation,* the general principle holds that women

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75. We need to keep in mind that ethnic cleansing is part of their plan

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76. Does the practice of targeting killings as implemented by the Israelis against them in the early twenty-first century constitute an act of war or a form of ethnic cleansing? Were the American attacks on Afghanistan and Iraq justified by the World Trade Center attack? What was the fatality ratio? Ten thousand to one? How can that be justified? Was it in fact a crusade against Islam as some of the contemporary critics claimed?”

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77. The attacker, for there was only one, was an ethnic European, and he had spent the last hour manoeuvring around them in order to silently approach from behind

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78. third world, of ethnic minorities in the West, of women, of homo-

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79. “Don"t be silly, kitty! Falafel and baklava isn"t ethnic food

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80. I couldn"t argue with Elsa"s ignorance regarding ethnic food

81. This is not because they have a higher IQ than other ethnic groups,

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82. He says ethnic names are for punks

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83. For the cause of embracing ethnic and cultural diversity, they may also teach that status quo racial division is Biblical

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84. They might support racial segregation by saying God divided the races at the Tower of Babel in Genesis, people heard the Apostles speak in their own languages at Pentecost in Acts, and every ethnic group will worship before Christ as prophesied in Revelation

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85. In the process, it may help or hinder some demographic, such as linguistic, ethnic, racial, religious or class groups

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86. I miss the sound of sirens, the scent of ethnic

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87. Ensign Jenny Kawena, a linguist employed like Bill at the Pacific Joint Intelligence Center, had committed the mortal sin of being born from an ethnic Japanese mother and a Polynesian father

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88. “One other big factor that should be firmly pointed at is racism and ethnic hatred

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89. Too often, when times got tough, the people and governments of Europe turned against specific ethnic groups or minorities in their countries, as if murdering, persecuting or deporting someone seen as different could make the true problems disappear

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90. Nancy’s best guess was that the boy was the unplanned child of a young unwed couple of lovers who could not marry, probably because their love was between two different ethnic backgrounds that would not allow them to marry

91. It was the red ethnic one with the Polish eagle on it and the word, “Nazdrowie

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92. The United States had not known war since 1918 and Sutherland, who was an ethnic German, was the first to recognize that, by present European standards, American military doctrines were obsolete, even if Washington refused to acknowledge that fact

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93. ����������� On her way back to the American embassy, she drove around Piccadilly District, in search of a good ethnic restaurant

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94. Political dissidents, resistance members, Jews, ethnic minorities and others deemed enemies of the Nazis are sent there

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95. What is undeniably his greatest achievement is that Nyerere prevented tribal conflict; all Tanzanians speak the same language and because of the ethnic mixing implied in policies hatched and announced in Arusha, which also included eradicating the political power of tribal chiefs, the reply to the question, ‘Who are you?’ put to any Tanzanian, perhaps with the exception of the mountain tribes of Meru and Kilimanjaro, is almost always, ‘I am Tanzanian’

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96. � For your information, a concentration camp is essentially a large prison camp where the inmates are slowly starved, overworked and beaten to death as a punishment for sometimes nothing more than being from the wrong ethnic group

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97. � There were even worst places, called extermination camps, where specific ethnic groups were systematically slaughtered by a variety of means

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98. Most of the population were Islamic, of course – Sunni being the largest ethnic group

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99. “There are however ethnic Vietnamese merchants in the Philippines, where I was stationed before

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