Sentence examples for ethnic particularity from inspiring English sources

Rather than rooting citizenship in blood or religion, the American system eliminates ethnic particularity as a condition for full membership in the political community.

But it also gave birth to the liberal ideal that anyone could become part of a nation simply by showing up and joining the team, submerging individual racial or ethnic particularity into a greater national whole.

At a time when large-scale immigration was thought to have ceased, and when ethnic particularity was less celebrated than it would come to be, this reformulation of American pluralism was both plausible and pleasing.

"Blue," at the Paper Mill, works as theater because it succeeds in exploring the universality of family life while celebrating the ethnic particularity of Peggy and Samuel Clark Jr. and their sons, Sam 3rd and Reuben.

Success in acculturation soon became so complete that Jews began facing the challenges that lie on the opposite end of Americanization: how to preserve a sense of ethnic particularity amid the mainstream.

In Lee's fascinated portrait of early Soviet Moscow, the historical avant-garde joins hands with a culturally pluralist historical materialism to promise that political and artistic vanguardism might deepen rather than drown ethnic particularity.

Ethnic-specific analysis for LAD/height was also performed for the fully adjusted model to explore ethnic particularities (for results see online supplementary material).

They examine Muslims' use of and construction of spaces, daily practices, forms of interaction, and modes of thinking in different areas, resulting in a thorough analysis and framework of Muslims' day-to-day life through topical chapters on food, space, entertainment, marriage, and mosque, covering the extent of hybridity and the preservation of religious-ethnic particularities.

Still, mainstream media outlets have often ignored their cultural particularities.

"The Chechen people think that Tolstoy wrote most truthfully of the events that happened then and the character of the mountain peoples, their striving to be independent, for freedom, and their religious, ethnic and other particularities," said Mr. Tolstoy.

"The Chechen people think that Tolstoy wrote most truthfully of the events that happened then and the character of the mountain peoples, their striving to be independent, for freedom, and their religious, ethnic and other particularities," Mr. Tolstoy said.