Sentence examples for intermarriage of from inspiring English sources

The intermarriage of elite collegians is only one of these mechanisms — but it's an enormously important one.

The paintings represent the intermarriage of different "races" and assign terms to refer to each "caste," or variety of mixture.

The intermarriage of Spanish settlers with the indigenous population of the region has resulted in a largely ethnically homogeneous people.

Attempts were made to prevent the intermarriage of Manchu and Chinese, so as to keep the Manchu strain ethnically "pure".

Farley points out that it's possible to challenge this traditional view and to speculate about the intermarriage of Celt and Saxon.

The relatively high rates of intermarriage of American Muslims, for example, suggest that their assimilation might resemble that of American Jews of earlier generations.

The share of intermarriage out of the total observed partnerships is relatively low (only about 5percentt among natives).

But it has also been embraced by Jewish leaders, fearful of the high rate of intermarriage — 47percentt of Jews who married from 1996 to 2001 married outside their faith, according to the most recent figures available from the National Jewish Population Survey.

… While there are still a few blond-haired children running around, after generations of intermarriage, many of the town's 4,300 residents have German surnames but are indiscernible from other Paraguayans.

Chinese historical documents record a large amount of intermarriage information of various dynasties and royal families.

To the limited degree that numbers exist, they suggest that the proportion of intermarriages of American Jews and Asian-Americans is growing.