Sentence examples for exotic nation from inspiring English sources

Her Exotic Nation: Maurophilia and the Construction of Early Modern Spain and "The Bagnios of Algiers" and "The Great Sultana": Two Plays of Captivity are both available from the University of Pennsylvania Press.

The lift core is clad in a jazzy wrapping of enamel panelling that cycles through harlequin segments, recalling the flags of exotic nation states as you skip between floors.

I was lucky that the Olympics, you know, allow exotic nations, for people like me who have day jobs".

After cranking up the contrast on the telly, we'd lie curled up on the sofa laughing through dishwater-dull 0-0 group stage games between exotic nations unknown to my six-year-old self.

And yet, it admits, Lost in Showbiz occasionally finds itself baffled: not by the exotic denizens of this alien nation, but by our own, pathetic response to them and their attempts to interact with us.

After all, who wouldn't want to visit "the nation's newest and most exotic state".

He labored for more than half a year on the Brunei entry, which tells you everything you ever wanted to know about making ambuyat, a dish found nowhere else but in the exotic island nation.

The festival has also drawn from the world, this summer presenting a festival of Japanese dance as well as new works from choreographers in Turkey, China, Mongolia and other only slightly less exotic-sounding nations.

Even more than the Rio carnival or the Amazon, Brazilian football has formed the world's picture of the country; an image of an exotic, joyous, multiracial nation.

Let me then move toward what is exotic for their nation and mine.

Mile's words are typical of what Stéphane Lévêque, the editor of the Journal of Tsigane Studies, describes as the recurring "discourse" of the Roma in France: they are a people, helpless and disorganized, and therefore distasteful; they are a nation, exotic and sinister, and therefore frightening.