Sentence examples for ethnic distinctions from inspiring English sources

There are no ethnic distinctions.

Genetics increasingly shows that racial and ethnic distinctions are real -- but often fuzzy and greatly exaggerated.

Should a German court, on the pretext that war crimes are no crimes, make "ethnic distinctions"?

Since independence the Tanzanian government has discouraged political organization based on independent kingdoms and ethnic distinctions.

He made all sorts of ethnic distinctions that we don't think to make today.

The New York clothesline has its own methods and manners, seasons and supplies, ethnic distinctions and class divisions.

Although children come from Fars, Lur and Arab backgrounds, she explains that there is no dominant feeling of ethnic distinction among her students.

The current version aims its comic vitriol at, among other victims, the British directorial penchant for taking all the fun and ethnic distinction out of Broadway musicals, citing David Leveaux's distinctly non-Jewish Fiddler on the Roof as a case in point.

Notice too that included in the list of visible power brokers are the crime bosses, the Gottis and Gigantes, while in the background are the real power brokers, the Jews, whom Russo routinely refers to as the Ashkenazim — an ethnic distinction that connotes all the Jews of Eastern Europe — as if this were the name of a secret cult.

Robert Innes Hopkins's décor consists of the remnants of huge statues, which sometimes serve as platforms for action, and his costumes observe the opera's ethnic distinction as they evoke, especially the nurses' uniforms worn by the Venetian women, an era of roughly a century ago.

John Barclay reinforces this point: Paul's position is that in the death and resurrection of Christ, the ethnic distinction between Jew and Gentile was broken down, that they were united in one community.