Sentence examples for different homelands from inspiring English sources

Soweto was a melting pot: families from different cultural groups, and thus different homelands.

Now numbering 50,000, the slaves' descendants have knitted customs from different homelands into a Pan-African culture.

Their ancestors may have come from different homelands, but their ethnic commonality is considered essential to the dozens who testify in this six-hour sprawl of history.

The faith splinters: it has developed tribes who have different homelands and cannot even agree on the dates of religious festivals.

Furthermore, while consumption activity of tourists from different homelands is quite different depending on their destinations (Tsukui and Kagatsume 2016), there are no statistical data in Japan which surveyed consumption activity of tourists both by different homelands and by tourists destination simultaneously.

But it's a different Homeland to the one before, to the point where some people are suggesting that the show has "rebooted" itself.

The security office is now reviewing its national strategy, and Mr. Daniels said that "should the review ultimately recommend to the president a different homeland security structure, there is a chance it may resemble Senator Lieberman's bill".

Researchers argue about just how much mixing occurred between peoples, and at the moment each data set tends to favor a different homeland for the original voyagers.

It tests the utility of the thesis with respect to immigrant remittance-sending among different waves of Cuban émigrés to the United States, who had different homeland experiences before uprooting.

MR. RHYS [Laughs] "It's such a different show — 'Homeland' is so good".

It's hard to imagine many Asian destinations that are more different from her homeland.