Sentence examples for a sort of ethnic from inspiring English sources
There are words we use in polite society despite their murky birth: "philistine," for example, was a sort of ethnic slur.
In the context of that glaze, I wanted to offer each fruit its own flavor wardrobe, a sort of ethnic dress.
Both the book and the movie suggest a sort of ethnic solidarity that even trumps the rules of the "game," and I suspect that this, rather than the mere casting, is what freaked out some racist viewers.
Orlando Plaza, 41, who took time off from his doctoral studies in history about five years ago to open Camaradas, a popular bar in East Harlem, sees her appeal as a sort of ethnic Rorschach test.
LaSalle described the use of the term "mut" as a sort of ethnic epithet aimed at disparaging the mestizo (mixed racial) heritage of Latinos.
What is the clients' background, is there any sort of ethnic component or cultural component at play?" It's about learning that in advance of the wedding and seeing how it actually plays out on the dancefloor.
His next novel will be about the expulsion of Greeks from Turkey and vice versa after World War I ("a sort of enormous ethnic cleansing").
Writing from Jerusalem, historian Stefan Ihrig posits that the renewed violence in the Turkish southeast against the Kurds owes a lot to "an undigested history of violence against all sorts of ethnic and otherwise defined enemies of the Turkish state," including Armenians.
By the time we meet desperate teenager Evey, about to be brutally punished by undercover policemen, Britain has achieved a sort-of even keel, though one without ethnic minorities, homosexuals, radicals, transgender people.
He made all sorts of ethnic distinctions that we don't think to make today.
