Sentence examples for reference to ethnicity from inspiring English sources

Paisley's assessment was unusual because of its explicit reference to "ethnicity": the world of country music is in large part a white world, but most singers see no advantage in acknowledging that fact, or its implications.

As the girl who operates the puzzle board but seldom speaks on the game show "Wheel of Fortune," White is a perfect Barthesian blank: blond and white, with little if any reference to ethnicity, let alone history.

We are becoming more diverse with reference to ethnicity, race, gender, and sexual orientation.The old binaries are breaking down.

In reference to ethnicity, no specific questions were included, but relevant information provided by students voluntarily from all parts of the interviews was used in the analysis.

Additional studies need to identify whether target blood pressure for the prevention of CKD progression should to be tailored by reference to ethnicity.

The questionnaire addressed STI testing, diagnoses and background information from the patient with reference to ethnicity, sexual preference and sexual behaviour as well as reasons for STI/HIV consultation.

Additionally, the algorithm implements filters to remove references to ethnicity, and common holidays (such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, Ramadan, Hanukkah, etc).

In more homogenous BME groups, references to ethnicity and culture were generally made sooner than in the White British groups.

She was describing artists who didn't feel obliged to refer to ethnicity or racial history in their work or, if they did, were inclined to distance themselves from the references, put them in quotes -- "race," "power" -- and so on.

Patients were categorized as non-Hispanic unless there was evidence to the contrary (e.g., reference to Hispanic ethnicity in the history and physical section of the medical record).

The issue arose in New York after the mother of a high school senior publicized her discovery that most of the literary passages on recent English exams -- excerpts from authors like Isaac Bashevis Singer and Anton Chekhov -- had been sanitized to remove almost every reference to race, religion, ethnicity sex, nudity, alcohol or profanity.