Sentence examples for an array of ethnic from inspiring English sources

The Old City is, in some ways, a microcosm of modern Syria, a secular state that comprises an array of ethnic and religious groups.

Indeed, the Standard did not target the Muslims exclusively, but an array of ethnic and religious groups, including Tamil, the Sikh and black organisations.

Back in the 1730s, the English in North America formed an array of ethnic clubs and societies, like the St George's Society, in the same way that their Irish and Scottish peers had St Patrick's societies, Caledonian societies and St Andrew's societies.

Utica has an array of ethnic cuisines.

Above all, Xishuangbanna is home to an array of ethnic minorities with close links to their cousins across the nearby frontiers with Laos and Myanmar, as well as Thailand.

Like the French, Portenos love food, and the gastronomic scene is varied, from local parrillas (grill houses) serving juicy steaks to sophisticated gourmet restaurants and an array of ethnic eateries with influences from Japanese to Indian to Brazilian.

Today, when the school bell rings, more teachers are finding themselves looking at a sea of young faces representing an array of racial, ethnic and cultural backgrounds.

It has one foot in Italy and one in Louisiana and suggests that if Italian grains and noodles are treated as a canvas — the way pizza, a relatively isolated precinct of riotous Italian fusion, has been for decades — an array of other ethnic influences can provide the brush strokes.

Storm Lake has a population of 14,000 representing 30 different nationalities—"We're the most diverse community in Iowa," Prosser boasted and is home to an impressive array of ethnic restaurants and shops; its two packing plants employ migrants from around the world.

The province is 65percentt Sunni and also home to a diverse array of ethnic groups, including Kurds, who dominate the Nineveh provincial government.

Along with a wide array of ethnic and exotic processed foods from all over the world, Americans can now enjoy an incredible variety of fresh produce year-round, thanks to imports from other countries, some of which are not as careful as they might be about agricultural hygiene.