Use of sinhalese in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include sinhalese at the start of sentence, sinhalese at the end of sentence and sinhalese in the middle of sentence
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sinhalese at the start of sentence
- Sinhalese law was unwritten, and there was great flexibility both in its application and in judicial procedure.
sinhalese at the end of sentence
- Nevertheless, petition-drawers did not have a particularly good reputation among sinhalese.
sinhalese in the middle of sentence
- Among southern sinhalese this message is effective.
- About nine percent of the sinhalese were Christians.
- The three major groups were the sinhalese, Tamils and Moors.
- Out of court settlements were consistent with sinhalese norms.
- Mr Premadasa tried to close the gap between sinhalese and Tamils.
- So too are Sri Lanka's sinhalese majority , after a 26 - year civil war.
- Tamils and sinhalese have lived together on the island for 2,000-odd years.
- Other towns also had fewer sinhalese residents than their rural hinterlands.
- Thus the Kandyan sinhalese were denied a full share of the renewed prosperity.
- The sinhalese were however generally unwilling to work as labourers on large estates.
- Bandaranaike used sinhalese chauvinism to gain power, but found he could not control it.
- The large-scale immigration of Low Country sinhalese disrupted the local social structure.
- This belief gained wide currency among sinhalese of all social strata in the twentieth century.
- The legal profession served as a means of upward social mobility for Burghers, sinhalese and Tamils.
- Meanwhile thousands of sinhalese youths responded to radio appeals and started enlisting in the Army.
- In the worst recorded incident over 200 sinhalese were killed in the vicinity of Hambantota on Dec. 20.
- A sinhalese - chauvinist government suits Mr Prabhakaran, helping bolster Tamil support for the Tigers.
- Campbell was aware of the disadvantages of having so few sinhalese in the police, especially in higher posts.
- The Karavas, whose traditional occupation was fishing, numbered around ten percent of the sinhalese population.
- The largest of the lower castes was the Vahumpura, which numbered perhaps six percent of the sinhalese population.
- The proportion of sinhalese policemen passed the fifty percent mark in the 1920s, and continued to rise thereafter.
- In Sri Lanka they were translated into sinhalese in the 14th century, where they were known as Pansiya Panas Jataka .
- Short-sighted sinhalese politicians decided, after independence in 1948, to make sinhalese the only official language.
- The city was the centre of -he battles fought against the sinhalese by foreign invaders in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
- Despite the Hinduism of most Tamils and the Buddhism of most sinhalese, they coexisted for those two millennia without much hostility.
- The supernatural beings of the sinhalese could be manipulated by humans soas to influence events, but their ethical position was ambiguous.
- Nationalist sinhalese leaders passed a number of chauvinistic laws that discriminated against Tamils in the fields of language, education and employment.
