Sentence examples for colonised to from inspiring English sources

In this short, simple, extraordinarily intelligent book, Kapuscinksi explores what it is to be European, to be non-European, to be colonised, to be the coloniser, to have or to impose an identity.

Pink Floyd's shores have been colonised to the point of exhaustion, but Dave Gilmour's first solo album was one stone I'd never thought to turn over.

If either or both parents are colonised, parents will be informed that one or both parents are colonised, but they will not be told which parent is colonised to protect confidentiality.

A week after the implementation of barrier precautions around the fourth infected patient, we studied the extent to which the patients hospitalised were colonised to assess whether the spread of the epidemic strain had been controlled.

If we based the calculation on infants colonised with Candida spp (four not colonised to one colonised), two hundred and seventy women are required in order to have enough power to identify a clinically significant increase, a twofold relative risk in breast thrush in mothers of infants with oral Candida spp (20%to40%0%).

He acknowledges his colonial legacy, how it has moulded and changed his world, in good and bad ways, but his greatest quarrel with colonialism was its inability to see the colonised, to accept them as human; its willingness to falsify and deny others' history in order to justify its mission.

"According to this view, the BBC is driven by an insatiable desire to expand, to colonise, to establish its forces in every far-flung corner of broadcasting and publishing.

It left behind trenches and ditches, which soon became waterlogged, and were re-colonised to become part of the diverse habitat.

We did not find proximity to other VRE colonised patients to be a risk factor for VRE detection.

"But if the pathogens are getting a one-up by having something to colonise on to, the coral are disadvantaged.

And they hope that, by turning over dealers quickly, they will make it hard for them to colonise territory to fight over.