Sentence examples for of Indian parentage from inspiring English sources

It's a strong section on housing, trading on Kumar's status as a middle-class man of Indian parentage, half of whose identity is being catered to while the other half gets socially cleansed.

The novelist, who was born in Trinidad of Indian parentage and travelled extensively in the Muslim world for his books Among the Believers and Beyond Belief, caused an outcry with his remarks.

If she beats the odds, she would be among just a dozen current elected U.S. officials mayors, state legislators and higher–of Indian parentage.

According to conflicting press reports, either she was a Darjeeling-born Buddhist of the purest Indian parentage or she was the Calcutta-born daughter of an English couple named O'Callaghan, now living in Wales.

His name is Pran Nath Razdan, and he is of an Anglo-Indian parentage that has left him in a cultural no man's land.

The story involves Rekha (a woman of Indian and English parentage), an abandoned mineshaft in the Rockies, a dinosaur's footprint and a sari left in the mine 150 years ago.

But, for the moment, he's in full flow remembering his formative years as an only child – of Indian-South African (mum) and Iraqi (dad) parentage – raised by his mother in working class Tooting in the 1970s and 1980s.

That Jaguar – which, despite its Indian corporate parentage (Tata Group), has rarely cast about for a cultural identity – would emphasise its Britishness on the biggest advertising stage of the year is a matter of taking the popular culture's temperature, says Jeff Curry, vice president of the Jaguar brand in North America.

Some of us have upper-class backgrounds; others have "real" salt-of-the-earth parentage.

338 Oida, which opened in November 2012, is owned by Rene Feddersen, a Thai-born collector of Anglo-Indian and German parentage.

Ratnam's following project, Kannathil Muthamittal, dealt with the story of a child of Sri Lankan Tamil parentage adopted by Indian parents, who wishes to meet her biological mother during the Sri Lankan Civil War.