Sentence examples for Mixed relationships from inspiring English sources

Britain is currently a multifaith, multi-ethnic nation, with a high rate of ethnically mixed relationships.

In those days, there was still some shame attached to racially mixed relationships.

The group had advocated banning mixed relationships and expelling non-Jews from Israel.

According to the 2011 census, there are 2.3 million Britons in mixed relationships, up 35% in 10 years.

The proof, I think, of the change is that there are so many mixed relationships in Britain.

There's been a reluctance in some black communities to discuss homophobia, sexism and mixed relationships, preferring to keep the focus on racism.

Authors seemed to have a mixed relationship with Kirkus.

Today, however, many black Americans have a decidedly mixed relationship with the right to bear arms.

The duo have a mixed relationship with the technology that's at the heart of their production tactics.

Corker and Trump have had a mixed relationship, with the two coming to verbal blows in October.

For much of his 37-year Army career, Petraeus had a mixed relationship with his Army colleagues.