Sentence examples for ethnic kind from inspiring English sources

"We voted almost in a tribal, ethnic kind of way.

"This is not a self-serving ethnic kind of thing," she said.

Today the tipping is occurring within American Jewry, pitting a confident and increasingly affluent Orthodox population against the ethnic, cultural kind of Jews who, for most of the past century, set the example of Jewish identity in the United States.

She's got some really cool like ethnic influence, kind of tribally dance drums and stuff like that.

The vogue for vernacular ethnic food, the kind served from trucks and stalls, shows no sign of losing steam.

Both groups fret about potential disappointments short- and long-term, including unforeseen disagreements between partners and, among the next generation, a waning of religious and ethnic identity — a kind of extinction.

The purpose of God creating difference in human society — whether it is gender difference, or ethnic, or any kind — is supposed to be an occasion for learning and knowledge.

Some of those appraisals carried clear traces of bigotry and ethnic suspicion, the kind of ill wind that could blow stronger as the union expands and clumps more onetime adversaries closer together.

And even though candidates regularly appear at parades and other events organized by the city's many ethnic groups, this kind of outreach is considered largely symbolic by political consultants.

Having family, ethnic, or other kind of network ties – that are beyond what has been discussed in the traditional IB literature – can help to shorten and expedite new venture's learning (Zahra 2005).

In fact, Christie may have that rare mixture of smarts and down home charm -- all wrapped up in an ethnic blue collar kind of package.