Sentence examples for a nationality from inspiring English sources

Words are carefully chosen: Andalusia is a "nationality", not a "nation".

A nation of immigrants defined by a promise, rather than a nationality or a geography or a language.

Tunisian is a nationality — not a religion.

"I refuse to put a nationality on my empanadas.

He also wants to restore a nationality rule.

He argues that dishes don't have a nationality.

London is an all-encompassing fashion capital: we take many a nationality under our wing.

The Reform movement maintained that Judaism is a religion, not a nationality.

I think it's the only competition left that has a nationality labeled to the film.

But a new charter of autonomy gives Andalusia a "nationality", and even a "millennium-long" history.

"It's required to have a nationality," said Azad Khalil, the girl's father.