Sentence examples for back to ancient practices from inspiring English sources
Argentina responded with a stiff protest note that criticized Britain's "anachronistic imperialist ambitions that hark back to ancient practices".
Model 11 is part of his Stimmung and contains "overtone" singing, which links back to ancient practices.
The note handed over by the foreign ministry to John Freeman in Buenos Aires criticised the UK's "anachronistic imperialist ambitions that hark back to ancient practices".
The history reaches back to ancient medical practices and, moving forward, examines social attitudes, political trends and, increasingly, economics.
Through trial and error he decided, harking back to ancient Greek practice, to use masks as a way to propel the story and to suggest the ambiguity and mystery of the characters.
Didn't we know that those procedures go back to ancient times and were practiced in the first century?
Finding a safe haven for ex-leaders is a practice that goes back to ancient times.
The practice of booing performers stretches back to ancient Greece, where tragedians competed annually at the Dionysia festival.
Self-immolation, or the act of setting oneself on fire, is an extreme method of protest dating back to ancient India that activists has been used to protest unfair labor practices.
Seeing your loved one go up in smoke may not appeal to many in the sanitised and secular western world, but the practice of burning a body in the open air goes back to ancient times.
