Sentence examples for foreign appearance from inspiring English sources

Several studies by private groups and local government agencies have concluded that the law increased job discrimination against people with a foreign appearance or accent.

A court ordered a public bathhouse in northern Hokkaido to pay $25,000 to three bathers it barred because of their foreign appearance.

The wanted posters offered a £500 reward for information that might lead to a team of ruthless criminals: "Peter Piatkok, a native of Russia, an Anarchist … complexion sallow; Joe Levi … foreign appearance, speaking fairly good English, thickish lips, erect carriage … A woman aged 26-27, fullly full breasts, sallow complexion, face somewhat drawn... Foreign appearance".

Throw in the lure of huge foreign appearance payoffs combined with comfort-inducing PGA Tour purses, and the allure of playing five-hour rounds for five days in the desert can fade.

When the 14-year-old girl and her sister managed to escape in October last year, she said Ms Mueller refused to join them in the belief that her foreign appearance would put them in danger while on the run.

Pictures of demonstrators openly using the Nazi salute - a criminal offence in Germany - chasing and attacking people of foreign appearance and flinging bottles and fireworks have horrified many Germans, for whom the legacy of World War Two is a lasting belief that this country bears a special responsibility to fight any form of fascism.

One of Colombia's captains, a Copa Libertadores and Intercontinental Cup winner with Boca Juniors, record foreign appearances holder with Atlético Madrid and now with Mexican side Cruz Azul, Perea was an ice-cream seller in his native Turbo before becoming a footballer.

Although Robeson was still in demand as a performer abroad, in 1950 the State Department canceled his passport, preventing him from making foreign concert appearances.

Definitions aside, the French foreign minister appeared vexed about the appearance that developed democracies are lecturing others.

Over time deep-rooted myths were established, in Sweden as well as in Europe, about these foreign elements, their appearance, background and way of life.

Mrs Long described him as over forty, a little taller than Chapman, of dark complexion, and of foreign, "shabby-genteel" appearance.