Sentence examples for homeland that from inspiring English sources

Nobody expects foolproof protection of our homeland: that is impossible.

But it is Showtime's "Homeland" that has allowed Ms. Baccarin to run the gamut of human emotions.

There were also deep-seated concerns about a homeland that had been racked by violence since their childhood.

Many of the migrants here described changes in their homeland that have made escape an increasingly viable option.

Today, the Sarhans in Jordan, like other Syrian refugees cast into an increasingly unwelcoming region, make vague plans about returning to a homeland that has all but vanished.

They represented "the beautiful homeland that is being built with Bolivarian socialism," Mr. Cabello said, referring to the South American hero of independence.

A fingerlike extension of South African territory on the northeast separated Ciskei from Transkei (another former Xhosa homeland that was declared independent by South Africa).

It was the downgrading of the Palestinians to the status of a 'problem' (and this insult visited upon them in their own homeland) that aroused his indignation.

He was one of a coterie of dissident diasporic Iraqi intellectuals who opposed the 2003 US occupation of his homeland that led to the current post-colonial quagmire.

It is the likes of Breaking Bad, The Wire and Homeland that are telling us about modern life now, rather than Hollywood's simplified three-act confections.

The mission of the Department of Homeland Security is "to ensure a homeland that is safe, secure, and resilient against terrorism and other hazards".