Sentence examples for the ghettoised from inspiring English sources

Now they have been filled by fancy new buildings, making the ghettoised city feel almost whole.Almost sort of normalTwo things have made this happen.

The mission is located in busy central Auckland but the most deprived regions of this increasingly chaotic mega-city are in South Auckland, in the ghettoised suburbs of Otara, Papatoetoe and East Tamaki.

Admire it as I do, self-sufficiency has always seemed to me to have a whiff of the ghettoised retreat, a heavy hint of mighty-me-against-the-world-ism.

Here, for reasons that need not be overly elucidated, babysitter Elisabeth Shue must leave the safety of the white suburbs and travel into the ghettoised city where she encounters all sorts of dangerous black people, ranging from car thieves to gangs to fans of blues music who force her and her youthful charges to sing some bee bop.

We need to consider how we stop the ghettoising of these artists into separate subcultures, displayed in exhibitions under collective (and sometimes reductive) banners.

While previous musical movements flared up around certain clubs or suburbs, this loose worldwide collective of virtual crate-diggers are brought together by their desire to lift international artists out of the ghettoising "world music" box and on to the dancefloor.

I noticed the ghettoising walls immediately, scrolling past my taxi window.

When the Nazis arrived in 1941 the Brest Jews became victims of the Holocaust; ghettoised, moved to camps and killed.

So, has the BBC "ghettoised" children's television by moving all children's programmes to the digital channels CBBC and CBeebies?

If it does manage to carry all before it – Disney has been hinting it wants a best film nod, not just a nomination in the disappointingly ghettoised best animated film category – then we might start to see a long-overdue revolution in the way studios think about superhero movies.

In the West too, Muslims are among the poorest citizens, often ghettoised, the least well-educated and aspirational.