Sentence examples for join a minority from inspiring English sources
But any poet who still writes in rhymes and stanzas is fighting to join a minority.
A6 Minority Coalition in Serbia Serbian monarchists and liberals agreed to join a minority coalition despite probable support from a group led by Slobodan Milosevic, appearing to end a six-week political deadlock.
In making these judgments, of course — the novel was a huge best seller and a Pulitzer Prize winner, to boot — I am joining a minority of perhaps no more than one.
Becoming a Catholic meant giving up any hope of a career in the university, the Anglican Church, or most professions; it meant severing respectable social ties, and joining a minority that had been persecuted and feared in England since the time of Elizabeth.
He was elected to Congress in 2006, the year Democrats won back the House, and he arrived in Washington to join a Republican minority that, he says, was in denial.
He joined a staunch minority of MPs insisting it had been "a mistake to dump the Prime Minister".
Bradman claimed that it was a bump ball and the umpire joined a small minority, who were of the same mind.
To punish Mr. Gao for joining a religious minority would itself be a violation of his fundamental rights; to punish him for "subversion" for merely representing religious minorities as a lawyer amounts to jailing a criminal defense lawyer for the crimes his clients allegedly committed.
The country joins a growing minority of nations that has abolished similar blood bans.
The Dartmouth College SAE chapter made a point of trying to be inclusive and invite more minority students to join a few years ago, according to former member Andrew Lohse, who has since written a book about his experience in the frat.
The Family Law joins a handful of "minority shows" on the ABC and SBS that are pitched at broader Australian audiences, including Ready For This and Black Comedy (both have mainly indigenous Australian casts), and Please Like Me (featuring gay comedian Josh Thomas).
