Sentence examples for cherished heritage from inspiring English sources

The punch in Ponlop's proposition is that, like the Zen masters who remind us to "kill the Buddha", he is willing to explode his own deeply cherished heritage in order to show westerners that enlightenment is fundamentally without attachment, and that the cultural modes expressing it should not be clung to.

He was born in Warsaw, Poland in 1923 and always cherished his heritage.

"I cherish my heritage and background".

But while she cherishes this heritage, Goodings's own focus is contemporary.

You cherish your heritage but you want to make it contemporary too.

The other Fundamental Duties obligate all citizens to respect the national symbols of India, including the Constitution, to cherish its heritage, preserve its composite culture and assist in its defence.

He cherished his Cornish heritage, even though he'd gone off and become a success in America, earning a law degree and working for a wealthy investment bank.

Though he cherished African-American heritage, he resisted stereotypes of black music as an atavistic, shake-your-body affair: his singers didn't clap their hands or sway about, and his programs intermingled spirituals with Renaissance polyphony, Bach chorales, Russian liturgical anthems, and his own a-cappella pieces, which fuse folk and classical strains.

It was not a call to worship but simply a reminder of a centuries-old musical heritage still cherished in this region.

Years later, Koenig would come to rediscover and cherish his German heritage.

Black History Month offers an annual opportunity to recognize and cherish that rich heritage.