Sentence examples for their colonised from inspiring English sources

French interest in their colonised peoples went beyond economic considerations.

Understanding why some exotic species become widespread and abundant in their colonised range is a fundamental issue that still needs to be addressed.

Scandinavian Scotland refers to the period from the 8th to the 15th centuries during which Vikings and Norse settlers and their descendents colonised parts of what is now modern Scotland.

Vaginal colonisation occurs in 11 30% of all pregnant women [ 4- 6] and 50 75% of their infants become colonised usually during labour or birth.

Thus one of the scholarly contributors to the very fine catalogue accompanying this British Museum exhibition argues that the absence of European figures in White's images was intended to preserve and promote "distance between colonisers and colonised", and that this "was and would remain a characteristically English approach to their growing empire".

Falling into a binary trap which pits coloniser against colonised, white against black, collaborators against resistance fighters, does immense damage.

Salih's lyrical, bleak and idiosyncratic novel of cultural dissonance – between coloniser and colonised – is regarded as one of the finest in Arab literature.

Another way of phrasing it is that in the age of European imperialism, racial solidarity on the part of the home-state citizens against their subjects in the colonised territories made it easier to adopt welfare-state programmes.It's certainly impossible to examine the history of the New Deal or Great Society without looking at the effects of racial politics, particularly in the South.

Powerful they may be, but the owners of the Premier League and their factotums have not entirely colonised football's soul.

Both ideas survive, among the coloniser and the colonised.

The occupied and the occupier, the coloniser and the colonised, are locked in a deadly embrace.