Sentence examples for mixed relationships from inspiring English sources

Britain is currently a multifaith, multi-ethnic nation, with a high rate of ethnically mixed relationships.

In those days, there was still some shame attached to racially mixed relationships.

According to the 2011 census, there are 2.3 million Britons in mixed relationships, up 35% in 10 years.

The proof, I think, of the change is that there are so many mixed relationships in Britain.

There's been a reluctance in some black communities to discuss homophobia, sexism and mixed relationships, preferring to keep the focus on racism.

"The film's about mixed relationships, about black and white, which I thought was fitting, as rave culture was doing more for race relations in the UK at the time than anything else".

Authors seemed to have a mixed relationship with Kirkus.

The duo have a mixed relationship with the technology that's at the heart of their production tactics.

Like his friend and partner Mikhail Gorbachev, he has had a mixed relationship with Putin, but has been careful not to stick his head too high above the political parapet.

In spite of my mixed relationship with the Blairs over the years, I prefer to think the best of them: their combined warmth, his humour, energy, determination, her formidable intelligence and feistiness.

"Artists have a mixed relationship with real estate," said Ms. Mihelic, who wears Converse sneakers and a watch cap when making her conceptual art, but Chanel and pearls at Stribling.