Sentence examples for a fatherland from inspiring English sources

Savarkar's Hindu is someone who regards India as both a fatherland and a holy land.

The Social Democrats, they insist, have become the "allies of a Fatherland lost".

Mr. Raub offered to create a Little Germany by adapting two old barns into "a Fatherland beer garden".

"THIS people has become a worshiper of its fatherland, without ever having known, before the Revolution, what a fatherland was".

The novelist used the existence of the death camp as an argument against a unified Germany (a Fatherland reborn might become belligerent and dangerous).

No longer was the king the nation or the state; the state had become the people's state, a national state, a fatherland.

In a liberated Bulgaria, he did not envision himself as a national leader or a high-ranking official: "We yearn to see a free fatherland, and [then] one could even order me to graze the ducks, isn't that right?" In the spirit of Garibaldi, Levski planned to assist other oppressed peoples of the world in their liberation once Bulgaria was reestablished.

So the continent's largest state, one reborn only in 1990, yet also one in dismantlement, veers this way and that in its mood, one minute nostalgic for a "proud Fatherland," the next in the vanguard of what Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer, himself a child of Frankfurt, calls the postnational era.

"To the great men, a grateful fatherland".

"Fatherland, reinstatement, or death!," he cried, tweaking a slogan ("Fatherland, socialism or death") used by his political patron, Venezuela's president, Hugo Chávez.

As a result, Fatherland's slogan, "Trust only deeds", does not sound as absurd as it would coming from most other parties.