Sentence examples for ancient attachment from inspiring English sources

Consider the ancient attachment of Kosovo and its buildings and people with the Orthodox faith.

Indeed, the images may be possible only in Japan, as the product of an amalgam of high technology, painstaking perfectionism and an ancient attachment to rice.

Though Zionism originated in eastern and central Europe in the latter part of the 19th century, it is in many ways a continuation of the ancient attachment of the Jews and of the Jewish religion to the historical region of Palestine, where one of the hills of ancient Jerusalem was called Zion.

But these are fanatics, these are fools – the paper book addicts, mired in ancient attachments, engorged with ink and imprisoned by pulp.

Diamond cites the success story of the Tikopia chiefs who presided over the decision to eliminate pigs from their tiny island, despite an ancient chieftain's attachment to the destructive animals, and to turn instead to eating shellfish.

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But he betrays no sentimental attachment to the ancient city.

In the end the hippy-dippy fancifulness in her attachment to these ancient cosmologies irritates rather than inspires.

These were also partly responsible for his patriotic, antiquarian attachment to the ancient religion and for his puritanical social policy.

What's it about?" She was not going to say that it was about ancient Greece and the considerable attachment that the Greeks had to the irrational.

aaRS are ancient enzymes that catalyze the attachment of tRNA with its cognate amino acid during the translation process.