Sentence examples for issue of nationality from inspiring English sources
He was sensitive about the issue of nationality.
The year before that, fudging the issue of nationality a bit -- the director, Stephen Soderbergh, is American, but the star and the sensibility are unmistakably English -- I might have said something similar about "The Limey".
Two strands of criticism here deserve note: the first starting with coercion, and the second with the issue of nationality.
Wenger saw the issue of nationality as irrelevant and said, "When you represent a club, it's about values and qualities, not about passports".
The issue of nationality, following independence, politicized the ethnic Chinese and led to the formation of Baperki in 1954, as the first and largest Chinese Indonesian political party or mass organization.
On the issue of nationality, Livingstone has expressed the view that he identifies as English rather than British, although his father was Scottish and he supports the continued existence of the United Kingdom.
"Issues of nationality should be considered," he said.
Through all this our modern-day phalanx of cycle-cruisers progressed blithely on, unhindered by any issues of nationality.
Certainly, watching Zeta-Jones's Tony-night performance of "Send in the Clowns" on YouTube, I was struck by how mannered and breathy it was – how utterly phoney – but I suppose one can't necessarily ascribe that to issues of nationality.
The very best actors, it seems to me, transcend issues of nationality, and I doubt New York has seen a greater performance in some time than that given by Tony winner Viola Davis in Fences.
