Sentence examples for indian parentage from inspiring English sources

Born in Trinidad of Indian parentage, he was educated at Oxford and has lived in England most of his life.

This iconoclastic critique from the right did not change US policy but gained the keepers of Rand's flame respect and credibility, said Ghate, a Canadian of German and Indian parentage with a PhD in philosophy.

A Briton of Indian parentage, a Muslim whose bestselling book, The Islamist, described his temporary embrace of the values of global jihad in the 90s, Husain retained his religious faith even after he became a government adviser on deradicalisation.

It's a strong section on housing, trading on Kumar's status as a middle-class man of Indian parentage, half of whose identity is being catered to while the other half gets socially cleansed.

The novelist, who was born in Trinidad of Indian parentage and travelled extensively in the Muslim world for his books Among the Believers and Beyond Belief, caused an outcry with his remarks.

According to conflicting press reports, either she was a Darjeeling-born Buddhist of the purest Indian parentage or she was the Calcutta-born daughter of an English couple named O'Callaghan, now living in Wales.

His name is Pran Nath Razdan, and he is of an Anglo-Indian parentage that has left him in a cultural no man's land.

A doctor of part-Indian parentage, Leo Varadkar was elected leader of the centre-right Fine Gael party in June 2017, on the resignation of Enda Kenny.

That Jaguar – which, despite its Indian corporate parentage (Tata Group), has rarely cast about for a cultural identity – would emphasise its Britishness on the biggest advertising stage of the year is a matter of taking the popular culture's temperature, says Jeff Curry, vice president of the Jaguar brand in North America.

Thinx underwear is the invention of Miki Agrawal, a Cornell University graduate of Indian and Japanese parentage, and Canadian upbringing, along with her twin sister, Radha, and a friend, Antonia Saint Dunbar.

The story involves Rekha (a woman of Indian and English parentage), an abandoned mineshaft in the Rockies, a dinosaur's footprint and a sari left in the mine 150 years ago.