Sentence examples for minority walked from inspiring English sources

The eight members of two parties representing the Tamil minority walked out Parliament, saying the reforms were a diversion from the country's 18-year civil war over the Tamils' efforts to gain autonomy.

Trump is that guy who brags to the ladies about all the money he has...And then complains that women only want him for his bread.... Donald Trump is that paranoid old guy who closes his blinds every time a minority walks passed his house.

Ms. Kumaratunga called the election to try to break an angry stalemate with Mr. Wickremesinghe over how to handle the peace efforts with the rebels, of the Tamil ethnic minority, who walked out of talks 10 months ago.

"It is mostly women who live in isolated and mountainous areas who are being trafficked across the border, because there is no information for us," said 18-year-old Lang, from the Tay ethnic minority, who walked across the border illegally and was sold to a Chinese family by a friend.

"I had every aspiration and dream to become the first minority to walk down to the Thai parliament.

But the bigger reason for the rule was to keep a minority from walking out and thereby blocking a majority vote.

But in China, where the central government maintains a firm grip on popular media and cultural events, minority musicians walk a fine line: play it safe and they may lose their audience; go too far and they may lose their stage.

I might object to a principle that allows the members of a privileged racial minority to walk on the grass, even if my preferred principle is one where no-one gets to enjoy grass-walking.

After this day, you shall appreciate every minority who walks on that campus.

The case has forced politicians in Australia — where Lebanese immigrants make up a sizable minority — to walk a very fine line.

It addresses that aspirational moment in the hearts and feelings of African-Americans and minorities who walk around every day, thinking — knowing — that there are two Americas, and there have always been two Americas.