Sentence examples for certain folk from inspiring English sources
Oneiromancy, prophetic divination from dreams, considered a divine act in most ancient cultures and surviving to modern times in certain folk traditions.
And the biggest surprise is "Crystal Ball," a wistful yet certain folk song in the Joan Baez vein produced by Billy Mann.
This view, though plausible in the case of certain folk lyrics, is inapplicable to the ballads, for if the ballads were simply miscellaneous castoffs, it would not be possible to discern so clearly in them a style that is unlike anything in sophisticated verse.
"The noble ambition not to be the kind of people who unwittingly fetishize and exoticize black or poor white folk poverty has allowed us to remain the type who don't stop to ask if the serious treatment of certain folk forms as essentially high- or higher-art forms might have originated with the folk themselves".
Behind each veil there stands a certain folk – these veils – rank after rank up to the top … Masnavi 2: 815-22 Though some Muslims may find Rumi and Sufism unorthodox, Rumi does not reject the Sharia, but rather assumes that it is the rudiments of religion.
The British Antilles also share in certain folk traditions.
A certain folk-like earnestness to her singing firmly pushes the song into alt-country territory.
I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles), Let's Get Married and The Joyful Kilmarnock Blues each rouse customarily passionate and surprisingly young Scots crowds to similar levels of beer-induced excitement as, say, Kaiser Chiefs might, while there's a certain folk-rooted poeticism therein as well.
Who are the "certain folks," in Judge Evans's delicate phrase, that the Indiana law is trying to discourage?
"The Indiana voter photo ID law is a not-too-thinly-veiled attempt to discourage election-day turnout by certain folks believed to skew Democratic".
Under normal circumstances, a more orange skin tone due to extra beta-carotene is generally harmless; however, certain folks may be more prone to carotenemia.
