Sentence examples for a source of heritage from inspiring English sources
Kathryn Gines (2003), for example, argues that conserving and preserving a positive concept of racial identity serves as "a source of heritage and even resistance and empowerment" against future possible assaults against the humanity of non-white people striving together for the accomplishment of certain more or less vividly conceived ideals of life (66).
"This is a signal to remember that our TV heritage is as multiple a source of creativity as our film heritage," she said.
It takes visitors beyond the traditional view of heritage as a source of information toward a sensorial experience of feeling the past.
He said the extremists systematically destroyed cultural heritage because it went contrary to some of their doctrines, but also because "heritage is a source of funding for extremist groups".
It is part of America's heritage and a source of American pride.
The judge reminded the court that elephants are part of Kenya's national heritage and a source of pride, as shown by their widespread use in corporate branding.
Mr Kasha, who said the killing of some of his own goats had left him feeling bitter, went on: "I did not kill any lions then, but right now we have been forced to kill the lions and we are feeling very bad because this is national heritage and a source of income for our country".
But Colorado is also a state with a strong tradition of firearms ownership and a pioneer heritage that remains a source of pride for residents.
But using archival records to prove specific Native American ancestry--that is, a connection to one particular group or nation--takes some legwork, and sometimes a little luck, but reconnecting with that heritage can be a source of pride for generations to come, even if you aren't able to join a particular nation.
This is denying not only Syrians but the world a rich heritage which can provide a source of income and inspiration in the future".
My Latino heritage has always been a source of pride for me.
