Sentence examples for ethnic obsessions from inspiring English sources

The most hopeful observers think it might be a sign that the country's ethnic obsessions are easing.

But in many ways it intends to deal with how to write about atrocity and how to write about our background and our family and ethnic obsessions.

So Kim represents the meeting of east and west, one of Kipling's obsessions, whose ethnic duality will be exploited in the covert war between Britain and Russia that provides the backdrop to this novel.

The obsession with ethnic identity may be the ultimate legacy of Saddam's rule, his diabolical revenge on his countrymen.

These women are not dispossessed natives or roots-seekers; none has ethnic ties to the country of her obsession, though such connections drive many travelers.

And given America now, with its profusion of racial, ethnic and religious mixes and its perpetual obsession with status and reinventing oneself, her writing is anything but retrograde.

And his obsession has left some in established ethnic communities feeling slighted.

One of the city's culinary obsessions – one that crosses all national and ethnic lines – is meatballs.

The FN's nationalism differs from that of the mainstream right in its radicalism, its obsession with the dominance of the main ethnic group, and its longing for a homogeneous nation and state.

For example, there's an obsession with fried chicken -- both in creatively ethnic sandwiches and, in the case of Nashville Hot Chicken, how thermonuclear can we get?

I have a small food obsession, so I'd likely take them on a culinary tour of Montreal, from bagels to great ethnic eats, to smoked meat and poutine.