Sentence examples for particularly indians from inspiring English sources

South Asians, particularly Indians, began settling there in large numbers during the mid-20th century.

"Among Asian groups, and particularly Indians, there was a desire to move out from inner London boroughs to outer London boroughs, particularly Redbridge.

Among other immigrant groups, particularly Indians, the personal ads in the city's many ethnic newspapers and Web sites have become a popular way to meet potential partners.

Many people (particularly Indians) are cashing in by recycling their jewellery; the scrap market grew from 600 tonnes in 2000 to 1,660 tonnes last year.That response has checked the rally.

Mean birthweight was lower in all ethnic minority groups, including South Asians (particularly Indians) and black African-Caribbean groups (particularly black Caribbeans), than in white Europeans.

The performance of the SP2PAQ was similar in all three ethnic groups for vigorous activity, but for moderate activity, Malays showed a higher correlation with accelerometer measurements than Chinese and particularly Indians.

Nepalese newspaper readers rely on the foreign press, particularly Indian newspapers, which are flown daily into Kāthmāndu, for more sophisticated coverage of world and national news.

While hippies discovered Sufi poetry and the Upanishads, jazz and rock musicians looked into African and Asian (particularly Indian) music and collected non-Western instruments.

His mother, herself an aspiring dancer, had him take part in a variety of cultural activities, particularly Indian and Bengali folk dance, hoping, he said, to acquaint him with their traditions and to channel his boundless energy.

The Indian table shied away from full-flavored spicing, and the food therefore did not seem particularly Indian, in marked contrast to the Latino spread, with its hotly spiced rice and beans, basil-glazed plantains and surprisingly good ropa vieja, the kind of dish that can turn evil sitting in a steel tub.

But his stance, unlike Salman Rushdie's or Rohinton Mistry's, is of a calm Homeric objectivity, as he tries to realize afresh what seems, after many long novels from the subcontinent, a particularly Indian ambition to retool the novel as an epic form.