Sentence examples for immigrant masses from inspiring English sources

The word tenement brings to mind both the miseries of urban life and the upward mobility of striving immigrant masses.

The bridge between the existing Jewish community led by German Jews of Reform persuasion and the new immigrant masses was the traditionalist element among the older settlers.

They picture philanthropists shackled by timid taste and psychological need, influential citizens whose notions of cultural uplift revealed anxious disapproval of restless immigrant masses.

His efforts were complemented by the garish entertainments of Coney Island, which provided a healthy outlet for the teeming immigrant masses, much as spas appealed to their social betters.

He liked to think of himself as standing at the head of a great army of decent, self-reliant merchants, artisans, farmers, and business proprietors who could protect the country from the exploitative trusts, on the one hand, and the proto-revolutionary immigrant masses, on the other, but who needed the right governmental instruments with which to do so.

This cruel modern dichotomy echoes the 19th-century city, where industrial millionaires lived in luxury in Fifth Avenue mansions (now largely converted into cultural centres) far from the immigrant masses on the Lower East Side (whose sufferings the Tenement Museum now honours).

The final book (yet to appear in English) contains a 400-page essay on the Nazis and ends with a discussion of the anti-immigrant mass murderer Anders Breivik.

The final book (yet to appear in English) contains a 400-page essay on the Nazis and ends with a discussion of the anti-immigrant mass murderer Anders Breivik.

Because of the vast number of immigrants, Mass is offered in at least a dozen languages in parishes throughout the archdiocese.

Anger focused primarily on a commercial, run by Wilson in his simultaneous bid for reelection, showing immigrants massed at the Mexican border as an announcer read, "They keep coming". Californians passed Proposition 187 by a vote of 60%to40%0%.

From the beginning, Trump's most ambitious promise has been that he would remove 11.3 million undocumented immigrants through mass deportations and by pressuring people to leave on their own.