Sentence examples for community mixed from inspiring English sources

His father, Wilhelm, a prosperous lawyer and the president of the Jewish community, mixed Jewish and secular identities.

The daily life of that community mixed music, dance, song and ritual; underlying it all was the African-based religion usually called Santería, a synthesis of Catholic observance and yoruba ritual, in which deities are represented by specific rhythmic patterns.

In the finite element community, mixed finite element methods should be used for discretization of the state equations in such cases.

We assessed environmental and perceptual correlates of walking and walkability for fifth graders from three communities attending two schools: A new urban/LEED-ND pilot community, mixed, and standard suburban community.

We want it to have more of a focus on projects and community, mixed in with the interviews that we're known for.

(Woman in community mixed sex FGD).

The project employs members of the local community – mixed-sex teams of 15-20 people at a time – to erect school structures: a prerequisite of the community building project.

The hamlet's ethnically diverse population includes families of all descriptions, a large immigrant Polish community, mixed-race couples and gays and lesbians, all from a wide range of professional backgrounds.

(Woman in community mixed-sex FGD) … the whole family looks up to him … It can't be whenever he has a headache, he jumps in bed.

(Woman in community mixed-sex FGD) Interestingly, contrary to views that men lacked the motivation to work, it seemed many already pursued earning even to the extent of overlooking their health.

To qualify as Asian, interviewees had to identify themselves as being from one of the following communities: Mixed Asian; Indian; Pakistani; Bangladeshi; Other Asian.