Sentence examples for homogenous nations from inspiring English sources

But this quietly nuanced study, whose lessons transcend the borders of Greece and Turkey, primarily illustrates the human cost exacted by the bloody project of wrenching communities apart and forming homogenous nations based on abstract concepts of belonging.

Indeed – occupation or no occupation – Japan has remained what it has always been, one of the world's most ethnically homogenous nations.

We're a more and more homogenous nation.

Behind all this lurks a desire for an ethnically homogenous nation, Mr Schiffauer says.

In Europe, virtually every state was like Germany, a homogenous nation, except Yugoslavia.

The Libyan people did not exist as a homogenous nation under one flag and sharing one common ideal.

Much of Finnish society is built on the idea of a homogenous nation where everything is produced for the average citizen.

There are several reasons for this - being a small, fairly homogenous nation helps - but the lack of political passion ranks high among them.

Communism was always going to find it tough going in Lithuania - it's the most ethnically homogenous nation in Europe and overwhelmingly Roman Catholic.

Many women cast their votes for candidates devoted to creating a racially homogenous nation and ensuring maternal health or global disarmament.

Europe as a continent of homogenous nation states was created almost within living memory out of the multi-ethnic empires of the Europe of the Hapsburgs and the Hohenzollerns.