Sentence examples for of other fellow from inspiring English sources

"And I don't think it's fair to them to face any kind of turbulence on account of other fellow Indians".

Those who did comment said they were no more or less supportive of Mr. Mladic than they were of other fellow Serbs.

Among these organisations, he includes the World Jewish Congress, the Anti-Defamation LeAmerican Jewish Committee Committee, and a host of other fellow travellers.

Many voters are highly sensitive to the special atmosphere of the vote (especially, depending on context, when queues or the behaviour of other fellow citizens around them makes them feel that they are part of an important democratic moment), which is why so many change or make up their minds only on election day itself".

Below his apocalyptic panorama of Hiroshima is the work of a couple of other fellow Metabolists – Kisho Kurakawa's unbuilt plan for an agricultural city on stilts and Kenzo Tange's masterplan for Skopje, Macedonia, built in the years following an earthquake that destroyed a third of the city centre in 1963.

The only way we can truly celebrate differences is to understand the beautiful complexity of other fellow human beings.

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The New Yorker, January 12 , 1952P. 73 Fifteen years ago when the writer was a Junior Research Fellow at Balliol College he had dinner with King Farouk of Egypt, along with a group of other Fellows.

"It will make them feel more themselves and not have to put on a character or façade in front of others". Fellow pupil Karis Keane, 17, said: "I think it has made a huge difference.

"Boiled down, everything we have in mind can be accomplished without any fuss and difficulty if every one, in a spirit of cooperation, courtesy and neighborliness, merely thinks twice before causing any kind of noise which might grate on the ears of the other fellow or among his neighbors," he said.

I'm getting antsy to travel a bit (I haven't been outside of a 90-mile radius since Thanksgiving), and I'm starting to understand the stance some of my other fellow students have: Leave the immediate vicinity of the lab at least once a month.