Sentence examples for mixed societies from inspiring English sources

Of course, the United States and its allies are trying to prove him wrong by preserving some semblance of mixed societies in Bosnia and even Kosovo.

Many have relations who speak Arabic and are used to living in mixed societies, but in France they feel singled out for their religion.

But many countries are only now grappling with the fact that they have become mixed societies with the emergence of a second generation made up of the immigrants' children.

Over the last 25 years, Sweden has seen its centuries-old homogenous population become 10percentt non-Nordic, and the assimilation and acceptance of diversity that the country loudly wished to see in other mixed societies has not occurred here.

In early 2015 Shoshana Magnet, associate professor at the Institute of Feminist and Gender Studies at the University of Ottawa, came to speak to CSSD's working group on Science and Social Difference about her feminist analysis of recent scientific inquiry into mixed societies of robots and insects.

The country has a largely homogenous population of Sunni Muslims, while the militant group has been strongest in mixed societies such as Iraq and Syria, where it has exploited Sunni discontent with Shia-dominated governments.

We're living in a mixed society, if I want my son not to mix with girls I would have told him to go to a boys school".

We're living in a mixed society, if I want my son not to mix with girls I would have told him to go to a boys school". But the man, who did not want to be named, said he was scared to raise concerns for fear his son would be expelled.

He further explains that during the era of the play, China was opening up to other countries, commodities and cultures, and the mix of Chinese language and English in this production echoes the mixed society of those times.

"Syrians are proud of their mixed society".

Singer is a connoisseur of this mixed society.