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177 examples of Nationality in a sentence

I couldn't even tell what nationality the killer was, and the fact that his accent indicated some multiple nations didn't help either.
While Mr. Mukerjee resembled more a Brahamin, at least his nationality was kept, and his final conversation with Paxinou is priceless.
Bela Lugosi plays Dr. Benet--whose nationality was never discussed though the name certainly sounds French.
They seemed to feel somewhat embarrassed, sharing a common nationality with the filmmaker.
Since this was on American television, though, Bond's nationality was changed so he became Jimmy Bond, a Yank.
I guess it has something to do with the nationality of the protagonists.
She has an intelligence and gift for speaking to the people, regardless of their nationality or beliefs.
In the end, we are left with hope, hope that when her young voice does eventually speak out, it speaks loud and clear for all to hear- sounding a message that transcends borders, nationality and religion.
I've no idea the nationality of Kotting but I doubt if he's from the North of England since he seems to be under the impression that Yorkshire is a vast wilderness .
Of course not, no more than it was to the Tongans or any other nationality or culture.
Not since Al Jolsen does an actor make fun at a nationality so well by doing it so fake.
Nor does Wilder, the film's director, account for the nationality of Davos.
But the extraordinary thing about the conservative criticism of Piketty’s book is how little of it has developed any of these arguments, and how much of it has been devoted to a furious denunciation of its author’s analytical abilities, motivation, and even nationality.
The value of the life of an innocent human being does not vary according to nationality.
A single political system like that of the US, they insist, presupposes a common language and a single nationality.
Over the centuries, bad guys change nationality – say, from Spanish to American – but their intentions remain the same.
From Scotland and Catalonia to the borders of Ukraine, the politics of nationality flared, while Europe’s economy stagnated – hostage to a German inflation phobia that dates back to 1923.
To anyone who recalls Danzig and the Sudetenland – the endless nationality claims and counter-claims that triggered World War II in the borderlands of Eastern Europe – Russian President Vladimir Putin’s revanchism in eastern Ukraine’s Donbas region in 2014 has a disturbingly familiar ring to it.
The politics of nationality is not confined to Eastern Europe.
The vastness of Indian nationality, with its plethora of cultures, ethnicities, and religions, has not immunized it against ethnic tensions, but it has made India more a seat for a major world civilization than a mere nation-state.
Out of this ferment, Morocco has not only revised its Family Law, but also fundamental laws governing nationality, media ownership, and political organizations.
This fact is reflected in the World Bank Group’s official leadership, where the first three people listed after the president – hailing from Brazil, China, and India, respectively – are carefully distributed by nationality.
If the pilot is successful, we will have found a way to support the development of drugs and vaccines that gives equal weight to protecting the lives and improving the health of all human beings, irrespective of their nationality or wealth.
In the name of national security, citizens are stripped of their nationality, demonstrators are shot in the street, and thousands are held in arbitrary detention.
Although recognition of Israeli nationality is increasingly widespread, even among most nations of the Middle East, it remains obstructed by two closely related – and dangerous – notions.
Although the culture of the “eurocrats” who make up the EU’s civil service emphasizes disinterested neutrality, it would be naive to think that nationality plays no part at all.
He wrote for white men who knew their nationality, knew what caste membership meant, and knew the privileges such membership brought.
Over 6,700 Poles – more than any other nationality – have been honored by Israel as “Righteous Among the Nations” for standing up to the Nazis and saving Jews.
Of course, supporters of the joint statement would point out that Yad Vashem itself has recognized more Poles (6,863) than any other nationality as the “Righteous Among the Nations” who helped Jews.
None of this is to say that Poles are collectively worse or better than any other nationality.
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