Sentence examples for compatriots about from inspiring English sources

"We are talking here about protection of our citizens and compatriots, about protection of the most fundamental of the human rights – the right to live, and nothing more".

Bejar, then, isn't in a position to talk on behalf of his soft-rocking compatriots about the sound's renaissance, but his surprise at the reaction to Kaputt does the job for him.

In the postwar period, Hand shared the dismay of his compatriots about Stalinism and the onset of the Cold War.

Syrian migrants report back to their compatriots about which route is less likely to bring heat from border authorities.

They showed people around their racially segregated townships in part, to educate their white compatriots about how black people lived.

Although I can't concur with all the feelings of my compatriots about the leadership of those years, one thing is certain: those were adults.

Dostoyevsky was speaking from the experience of 19th-century Russia, the first society to be coerced by its insecure rulers into imitating the west: the result was uprooted and "superfluous" men, such as those he and his compatriots wrote about; bloody revolution; and a legacy of authoritarian rule that persists to this day.

So even if she's not mocking a treasured icon, how will her compatriots feel about a song intimating that France recycles its past like a photocopier?

South Africa The Good News, an outfit which has produced a series of books, arranges public events and has a website, all born out of the frustration of two Johannesburg businessmen tired of hearing their compatriots moan about their country, is trying to change perceptions.

"Live" sent young Joaquin Consuelos, the couple's eight-year-old son, out on an assignment to ask his elementary school compatriots all about Christmas.

After three years of nationwide mobilization, striking fast-food workers and their low-wage compatriots are about to score their first state-level victory in the campaign for a $15 minimum wage.