Sentence examples for ancient affiliations from inspiring English sources

A child of immigrants, he had devoted himself to the American literary tradition too zealously to allow someone to imply, even in jest, that ancient affiliations trumped modern American ones.

It is a country with strong tribal affiliations and ancient traditions.

The cuckoos are an ancient group with uncertain phylogenetic affiliations and no living near relatives.

He began studying Hebrew, and his modern political affiliation merged with an ancient Biblical one.

Thus the proximity of Uyghur and Tajik to Mongolian spoken populations observed in our study should be attributed to their ancient genetic connections that parallel with their affiliations to the Altaic languages.

As the molecular analysis of bacteria from ancient material has become widespread, it is possible to determine their phylogenetic affiliation.

Obviously, our religious affiliation (or lack of it) also contributes to our experience of the ancient Jewish and Christian Scriptures, and often our choice of translation and edition reflects and reinforces our faith perspectives, even in subtle ways.

(Names and affiliations given).

Ancient Greece.

Ancient temple.

Ancient light.