Sentence examples for no enclave from inspiring English sources

CPAC, mind you, is no enclave of moderation and reason.

In the early seventies, Yale Law School was itself no enclave of feminist enlightenment.

Although their ornate appearance invited thoughts of folk traditionalism, Mr. Naing's music showed that mass culture has left no enclave unaffected.

The fantasy that lies behind cartography is that of seeing space deeply, totally and really — either from its outside or else from some buried, hidden inner vantage point that commands all sightlines and allows no enclave, pocket or aporia to elude its visual field and slink away into the dark.

The fact that no enclave of wealth – with the odd Dulwich Village-like exception – could wall itself in from the less well-off was a source of pride.

They had no enclaves like Chinatown or Koreatown, and no tradition of entrepreneurship.

It also allowed the chancellor to reposition herself as a watchful protector of German values, mindful of immigrants who would create no-go enclaves in German cities, disrespect women or fail to heed what she has called the "obligations" of living in Germany.

"Hong Kong is no longer an enclave," said David Dodwell, a consultant and author who studies the relationship between city and its hinterland.

Pomerantz argues that Chamberlain's performance was "this loud announcement that the N.B.A. would be a white man's enclave no more".

"What I hate is there is no artists' enclave in New York now.

But the firm Cogan, Berlind, Weill & Levitt known by some as "Corned Beef With Lettuce" after its partners' initials was no Jewish enclave, shaming old Wall Street firms with its hiring of black and female workers.