Example sentences for: applebome

How can you use “applebome” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • Applebome sketches the alternative promise of a proudly interracial South that "has gone through the fire of change and come out redeemed."

  • Applebome's discussion of South Carolina probes the dirty secret behind Dixie's stunning rise from poverty: its rabid anti-unionism, or what one historian calls "the South's most respectable prejudice."

  • Applebome warns that if the Southern doctrines now sweeping through America--states' rights, low taxes, and quasi-fundamentalist Christianity, among other things--do for the country what they've done for Dixie, we may all be in trouble.

  • In his earnest efforts to give the South a fair shake, Applebome, a native Long Islander now raising a family in Georgia, begins by puncturing Northern stereotypes and sanctimony about the South.

  • Applebome recounts his visit to a white church that recruited a black pastor, only to see its transracial experiment fail.


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