hyphenated americans造句

• But the brothers have found limits to their hyphenated American politicking.
• The result is as complicated as the identity of any hyphenated American.
• No, there was White American and White Hyphenated American.
• The idea of hyphenated Americans is not something that sits well with me.
• The sources of that distortion, according to Brother Man, were the hyphenated Americans.
• But the United States finally seems capable of winning over critics and hyphenated American soccer fans.
• But they are hyphenated Americans, and Dennis does not come off as a hyphenated American.
• But they are hyphenated Americans, and Dennis does not come off as a hyphenated American.
• They wanted to be, quite simply, Americans _ and not the hyphenated Americans of modern locution.
• The man, like so many of us, is a hyphenated American, a Romanian-American.
• When the youths were first interviewed, more than half labeled themselves as hyphenated Americans or as plain Americans.
• :See also Talk : List of African-American inventors and scientists # Requested move and Hyphenated American.
• Whatever his motivation, he essentially cast himself as one more hyphenated American, part of a minority deserving special recognition.
• He insisted that one had to be 100 % American, not a " hyphenated American " who juggled multiple loyalties.
• It troubles him that so many people regard themselves as hyphenated Americans of one sort or another, instead of simply Americans.
• Some critics say the carving of the nation into ever-thinner slices of hyphenated Americans divides rather than unites the country.
• He promoted the notion of America as a melting pot and said there ought to be no such thing as a hyphenated American.
• :In the United States, Hyphenated American terms like African American, Irish American, Indian American are common, but often contentious.
• That's a problem every hyphenated American minority group faces : how much dirty laundry to expose to outsiders who are not always sympathetic.