Sentence examples for ethnic demarcations from inspiring English sources
Stereotypes and resentments, slurs and discussions about whether or not it's ok to call someone "akata", hyphens, distinctions, national boundaries and ethnic demarcations are not important.
Rigid social and ethnic demarcations begin to bend when the matriarch of a wealthy white family in New Rochelle, N.Y., provides shelter to an African American washerwoman who is scared and alone after giving birth.
But attraction bleeds into cultural demarcation.
Utilising a wide array of historical, literary, and archaeological sources, chapters focus on diplomatic sociability, cosmopolitan travel, military strategy, border demarcation, ethnic consciousness, and the cultural geography of Northeast Asia.
Several national studies showed that those unconnected to the Internet tend to be poor, ethnic, non-citizens, and in their old age – in other words, "the demarcations follow the same trajectory as other inequalities," Gordo says.
Ethnic animosity, though unfounded, still seems a more fundamental force than the cosmetic demarcations of an ever-shifting political map.
For online editors, some demarcations are easy.
The demarcations here were messier, more problematic.
"I had run across the Green Line demarcations.
