Sentence examples for diaspora found from inspiring English sources

No wonder, then, that the diaspora found much cause for celebration in last week's announcement by the Election Commission of Pakistan (E.C.P).

The aged faces of the town's diaspora — found in Budapest, Montreal, New York, Toronto — project character and resilience; it can be wonderful to watch them, and the direction, while static, rarely indulges in close-ups to pump the emotional volume unnecessarily.

Over the centuries of the Jewish Diaspora, people found many ways to incorporate the oily themes of Hanukkah into their cooking for the feast.

Everything But the Girl were one of a wave of bands who emerged from the post-punk diaspora and found themselves in the shiny new world of 1980s pop.

While I applaud Cynthia Carr's insightful article into the avant-garde, grungy, experimental art-world of the 1980's ("Hanging Out on the Lower Worst Side," Oct. 22), I couldn't let her get away with her final paragraph, in which she refers to "the new bohemian diaspora currently found only in cyberspace and boroughs beyond Manhattan".

But in recent years, Hindus in India and in the diaspora have found that the Holi celebrations they organize for their own communities are increasingly drawing interest from non-Hindus. .

The Azerbaijani diaspora is found in 42 countries and in turn there are many centers for ethnic minorities inside Azerbaijan, including the German cultural society "Karelhaus", Slavic cultural center, Azerbaijani-Israeli community, Kurdish cultural center, International Talysh Association, Lezgin national center "Samur", Azerbaijani-Tatar community, Crimean Tatars society, etc.

Three months ago Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu assigned Mr. Sharansky, leader of the quasi-governmental Jewish Agency, which handles immigration and works with the diaspora, to find ways of making the Western Wall more accommodating to different branches of Judaism.