Sentence examples for historical compatriot from inspiring English sources
The advance of one group without the advance of that other historical compatriot, where they walked stride by stride for decades, devastates the ability of both groups to know and share their similarities and differences and know their shared history.
I note the absence of women not by way of inclusiveness for the sake of inclusiveness, but rather for what I think is a matter of historical veracity, and well, gender - no, rather, compatriot respect.
"The Chess Players" is a little formal and static, but it's enriched by the comprehension of an exceptional film artist, who perceives clearly what this historical parable signifies for his country and his compatriots.
The escalating row threatened to eclipse Monday's summit after Greece's finance minister, Evangelos Venizelos, issued a tart response to the suggestion, saying his compatriots were themselves capable of fulfilling the "historical obligation" to take the country out of crisis.
Pope John Paul, a Pole himself, has urged his compatriots to vote to join the EU, calling the event "a mark of historical justice".
"Hello, compatriot," he said.
Janka's compatriot Silvan Zurbriggen was third.
