Sentence examples for ethnic side from inspiring English sources

The ethnic side is equally complicated.

"British Asian" was a neat term because it was secular and it was vague on the ethnic side (I refused to call myself British Indian because I felt a sense of cultural solidarity with Pakistanis and Bangladeshis).

The democracies of Europe and East Asia and those in the former republics of the Soviet Union, meanwhile, tend to cluster on the ethnic side of the spectrum.

The delicate balance they've cultivated between their Muslim and Western identities is a source of personal pride, but in reality they're pariahs – far too outspoken for their ethnic side and too prude and traditional for the West.

Sri Lanka's conflict does contain a wide international dimension, particularly in the Commonwealth states, but without either ethnic side lobbying in Washington and lacking significant domestic diaspora here in the United States, the cries of its people fall on deaf ears.

They did it with a multi-ethnic side which symbolised modern France.

Like many of this remarkably multinational, multi-ethnic side, he must speak in his second language, thus Lawrence really opens Vieira up to us when she writes about what he did – the simple expediency of arranging social events and dinners not just among teammates but with their wives and partners too.

The sports minister, Marie-Georges Buffet, said yesterday that the multi-ethnic side proved that France had created a harmonious society "that could do great things together" - a claim that has been supported by the drop in support for the anti-immigration National Front party.

But after two years of petitions from representatives of some of Montreal's 200,000 people of Italian background, Quebec's official place names commission voted two months ago to take a walk on the ethnic wild side.

After a week in which 25 people have died, both the Macedonian Slav and ethnic Albanian sides are being accused of violating a cease-fire.

Ethnic groups live side by side, separated by nothing but a dirt road in a country where conflict has deepened sectarian strife.