Sentence examples for slavic backgrounds from inspiring English sources
"We both come from Russian and Slavic backgrounds," were among the things Ms. Lapchuk said she learned they shared in common.
These influences, as well as an influx of people of Arabic, Celtic, Germanic, Turkic, and Slavic backgrounds, supplied medieval Greek with many loanwords that have survived in the modern Greek language.
Partly because of his émigré origins and Slavic background — his father, an engineer, is of Ukrainian descent and his mother, an accountant, is Serbian — Mr. Hemon is often compared to Vladimir Nabokov.
This study was conducted within the Genomic Network for Multiple Sclerosis (GENoMS), which includes four populations (Croatian, Slovenian, Serbian, and Bosnian and Herzegovinian [BH]) that share the same geographic location and a similar ethnic background, a Slavic origin.
His Danzig family background was the Kaszub (Slavic) minority, one of those communities that answers "Who are you?" with "Who's asking?".
The speakers are from diverse linguistic backgrounds (spanning Germanic, Romance, and Slavic native languages).
Calling your own suffering Slavic is your right, but defining someone else's suffering according to their background isn't, particularly if that background has been historically attacked and marginalized.
Ukrainian by background and Polish by upbringing, he had command of a dozen Slavic and Western languages in their ancient, medieval and modern forms.
Background breast cancer risk among Tartar and Bashkir was 34% lower than Slavic women (P=0.06).
My background in Romance and Germanic languages could not have prepared me for quite how different Slavic languages are.
