Sentence examples for some anglophone from inspiring English sources

Some Anglophone islands, such as Jamaica, would like to come too.

If some anglophones refuse to learn French, that's their choice.

For the visitation, the pope appointed some leading Anglophone bishops.

Some of the anglophone speakers who tried it sounded as though they were about to choke.

There is a nightmare scenario which some in the notoriously anglophone Foreign Office might welcome.

As some predict a global anglophone future, Paul Cohen argues that we are not at the end of linguistic history.

Almost without exception, any introduction to philosophy text in the Anglophone world includes some philosophy of religion.

The riot is commonly viewed as a violent manifestation of the discontent Francophones within Quebec held with their place in largely Anglophone Canada, and some historians consider the riot to be a precursor to the 1960s Quiet Revolution.

Since Kiberd is a fluent Irish speaker, we find interwoven with his accounts of the Anglophone literature of Ireland some richly rewarding dips into its Irish-language heritage: late bardic poets like Dáibhi Ó Braudair and Aogán Ó Rathaille, the remarkable 18th-century woman elegist Eibhlín Dhubh Ní Chonailll, and the towering 20th-century Gaelic poet Sean Ó Ríordain.

There are some writers who make it onto multiple anglophone lists: Marcella Hazan, Elizabeth David, Alice Waters, David Thompson, Claudia Roden, and more recently, Fuchsia Dunlop.

Masha Regina is filled with allusions to Russian literature and German philosophy, some of which are "fairly opaque for anglophone readers – but Vadim was always very nice about it, pointing out that Masha didn't always pick up on them herself".