Sentence examples for fairly segregated from inspiring English sources
I grew up, musically speaking, in a fairly segregated world.
"Most houses of worship are still fairly segregated.
"Most neighborhoods are still fairly segregated," he told a group of young people.
"I hated rainy days," said Mr. Gales, 62. Back then, the beaches (known as bays) were fairly segregated, not by law but by choice.
A capital founded by Spanish conquistadors that subsequently exploded with influxes from Asia and then from Peru's own Andean highlands, it has remained a city of fairly segregated neighborhoods.
Because Chicago is still a fairly segregated city, "the blacks and Hispanics in our study were generally living in neighborhoods that are closer to freeways, so you have freeway noise, there's more business noise at night, and there's potentially more crime, which is stressful to people," Dr. Carnethon said.
Schools are still segregated.
"Carousels were segregated.
"We have segregated communities.
"It was still segregated.
