Sentence examples for any ancestry from inspiring English sources
The current government has been pro-business, urging investment from people of any ancestry.
No western essence is there to stop a New Yorker of any ancestry taking up Islam.
What many people want from genealogy is not just any ancestry but an illustrious one, or, at least, one that is compatible with their cultural DNA.
Many linguists believe such an exercise is futile because words change too quickly to preserve any ancestry older than 5,000 years or so.
Those who identified themselves as being of Sub-Saharan African ancestry in the 2000 census numbered more than 122,400 citywide, up 127percentt from 1990 and the largest increase, proportionately, of any ancestry category, according to city demographers.
Eminent Israeli historians, such as Shlomo Sand have ruled out any possibility that those European Jews who immigrated to Palestine ever had or could have had any ancestry link with the ancient Hebrews who had for less than a hundred years ruled over historic Palestine some 3,000 years ago.
That community has historically and eagerly embraced as black anyone and everyone with any African ancestry to speak of.
If minority respondents have any European ancestry, as many Americans do, they will make a conscious choice identifying themselves as "white" on the census.
If I were Ed Miliband, I'd be searching my family tree for any Orange ancestry and telling Ed Balls to set some money aside for lubricating Ulster men.
The new edition reintroduces Toomer and his role as one of the first writers to move beyond the idea that any black ancestry makes you black, an assumption on which the racial pecking order is founded, said William L. Andrews, a professor of English and comparative literature at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
The 75 year old is on the the press tour from hell at the moment, trying to plug his new book, and, after revealing a feud with Engelbert Humperdinck in NME, making controversial comments about gay people in The Big Issue, he's now told The Times he wants to test his DNA for any black ancestry.
