Sentence examples for not so segregated from inspiring English sources

Also at a state school it's not so segregated.

While Boystown and Andersonville remain our beloved centers, we are not so segregated anymore.

What impact could be made if we weren't so segregated in the ways we celebrate, and the ways we show our Pride?

I hope that it goes back to being more mixed and not quite so segregated.

The animate and inanimate, however, are not so neatly segregated as one might think in this guide for the perplexed to the modern university.

"Carson says he grew up in Detroit, but he might not realize that the reason Detroit is so segregated is not because of natural market forces, or because of African Americans having low incomes, or because of white prejudice," he told me.

And no big city in America was ever so segregated, not just between black and white, but between Croat, German, Irish, Italian, Jew, Pole, Ukrainian and the rest.

Do not cross racial lines many federal prisons are so segregated that they have "black" telephones and "white" telephones and do not make friends with a "rat", or known informant.

I just thought how odd it was that we're all so segregated along age lines.

Why are the districts so segregated?

This is another reason Sundays are so segregated.