Sentence examples for most compatriots from inspiring English sources

Other upper-caste Indians here say that they do not bother to probe someone's caste and that most compatriots will do business with anyone.

Who knows whether President Jiang Zemin and other leaders really believe it when they say that most "compatriots" in Taiwan yearn for reunification, or when they say they are willing to risk a dreadful war?

Botero is also rather untypical for a Colombian as most his compatriots are climbers.

"I resigned because nobody, not even myself, can be an obstacle in the good relations between President Kwasniewski and our most outstanding compatriot, Pope John Paul II," he told reporters.

Sitting on the street corner where goats chew on bits of rubbish Lucky Nkadimeng is among the many South Africans reluctant to believe that his most famous compatriot may be in his final days.

For the most part, her compatriots matched her.

All in a sport that most of her compatriots had never watched before.

And although some non-Muslim Americans mistreat their Muslim compatriots, most try hard to be fair.

In Britain, as with most of my compatriots, I am solidly in the one-kiss camp.

Like most of his compatriots, the company's founder, Yusuke Ohki, inhabits a very small living space.

Only a few days had passed since the terrorist attacks, and like most of her compatriots she was in mourning.