Sentence examples for certain heritage from inspiring English sources

A pedigree animal will not only cost more up front than one of less certain heritage, it could be more expensive to care for if it is breed that is prone to ill health too.

Forbes admitted he had been surprised by the resurgence in people buying all types of music on record, although he welcomed it as a change from those who, in years past, bought certain heritage albums as a memento rather than to listen to.

The typical power densities used in these systems are therefore likely to significantly exceed the threshold for use with certain heritage objects [15].

I let go of all these list of traits that I thought I wanted in a partner: To be from a certain area or have a certain heritage, to have a certain hair color or be a certain height, to have certain interests, to have X things in common, and so on.

They had common heroes and common customs and a certain common heritage of the American Revolution; make no mistake.

We propose colour and lines code as useful tools for the analysis of the urban and landscape changes that the town has undergone since the 18th century, and we graphically reconstruct certain former heritage items that no longer exist.

Identity is therefore dynamic, deriving from a certain cultural heritage but appropriated and recomposed by actors throughout the process.

How important is it for a country to maintain a certain cultural heritage, to have a shared language among all its citizens, etc.? Those deeper questions aren't mere puzzles with straightforward solutions.

Outside of Balanchine's New York City Ballet and certain African-heritage troupes, I have never seen female dancers so powerful.

Mixed-race blacks have an ethical obligation to identify as black — and interracial couples share a similar moral imperative to inculcate certain ideas of black heritage and racial identity in their mixed-race children, regardless of how they look.

They address a central function of the Ivy League: the communication of a certain idea of American heritage, to which the campuses of Yale and Princeton, with their Gothic spires and soaring archways, are monuments.