Turban used in a sentence

Turban in a sentence as a noun

"Look - if you're going to wear a turban you just have to expect people to judge you".

An airline denied me boarding a flight because I had a turban on.

It's like berating someone for planting a Christmas tree in his garden but not a turban.

As s Sikh Brit that also wears a turban I usually feel quite at home when I'm routinely in the US.

I can imagine how these prejudices affect us and especially people wearing a turban or hijab.

For instance, it's heavily gender binary, and has odd cultural mismatches such as "man with turban" but no "woman with hijab.

But i bet you never request your money back after an action movie depict a bad guy in the desert wearing a turban, right?yeah, i thought so.

The same is decidedly not true in the US. How many election posters have you seen where the candidate is wearing a turban, or has a name that's difficult to pronounce for "native" Americans?

Democrats are pro-welfare and taxes for the rich, but just as happy to invade your privacy or bomb the **** out of your family if you are a bearded guy with a turban.

Diplomats of the People's Republic of China are similarly noted for wearing the Mao suit to international events; Indian leaders often wear Nehru jackets, with Manmohan Singh wearing a suit-like combination including such a jacket with his Sikh turban.

Although the narrative of Captain America is that he enlisted in the 40's so chances of him having a turban and a beard are really really low, but it the dissonance effect is one that can be used to great advantage by artists to surface presumptions we don't know we are holding.