Sentence examples for being a diaspora from inspiring English sources

How has the experience of being a diaspora African informed his work?

Sometimes I think to myself, if I didn't have that label of being a diaspora consultant, if I was another Somaliland woman working within the ministry, would I be taken as seriously as I am today?

Jafa, too, is a diaspora explorer.

Where to eat There's a diaspora of at least a million Azoreans, mostly in North America.

Now, there's a diaspora of photo-driven sites, apps and social networks, all vying for the Web's photos.

"And by Göring and Hitler!" If the African-American experience is a diaspora, Dodson has amassed its richest seed bank.

I am a diaspora Jew and Cézanne is the apotheosis of the art of my hosts in the diaspora, my host art.

He considers the idea that peace will come to Israel only when it cedes territory to the Arabs to be a Diaspora psychosis.

"The Welsh-speaking community is a diaspora," says Jones, "so this has to be a theatre that we take to the people".

Even the club's fans are a diaspora now, either clinging on to south-east London or dispersed by the same forces.

PC gamers are a diaspora of course, not all of whom are obsessed with the G-Man, but Valve represents something important and fundamental to a huge cross-section of these communities.