Sentence examples for continuing centrality from inspiring English sources

* * * The cost of this unwillingness to acknowledge the continuing centrality of race in the United States is pervasive and dispiriting.

We turn to Jefferson and Madison for guidance not because of the degree of their religiosity but because of the dominant roles they played in the founding of our country and the continuing centrality of their writings to the resolution of contemporary problems.

Ranging widely over the rise and fall of communism, the role of the church in National Socialist Germany and fascist Italy, Spain and Portugal, sectarian conflict in northern Ireland and the rise of radical Islam, Burleigh provides an overview of the continuing centrality of religion in European politics that is at turns informative and provocative, idiosyncratic and wildly unbalanced.

Yet what is remarkable in the face of the repeated and even heightened frisson that attends each saga of congressional imperial denial is the continuing centrality of the US dollar and treasury bonds in the global economy; the global determination of the US treasury to play its appointed role in sustaining this; and the acceptance of it by the rest of the world.

"I am proud," said Swami Vivekananda to his Indian audiences, "to call myself a Hindu". Today, it is easy to recognize the continuing centrality of pride in Hindu discourse, both in India and in Hindu Diasporas around the world.

Although network structures changed over the 3 years, there was the continuing centrality of the independent staff employed to manage the partnerships, with their crucial role in holding partnerships together.

The Palestinians, however, continue to assert the centrality of United Nations resolutions calling on Israel to dismantle settlements and to withdraw to its pre-1967 borders.

As physical media continues to recede from centrality, what happens online is increasingly becoming the permanent record, even if it's unreliable or incomplete.

Gardens have long been revered in the Persian social psyche, evinced by their role in Zoroastrian ritual, and continue to retain a centrality in modern Persian culture.

It means accepting that the spirit of inquiry should always be allowed to flourish and go wherever it is led, even if these are paths that continue to displace the centrality of the human or upset the usual ways of conceiving of the world.

Yet despite this centrality, evolution continues to be poorly understood by students, educators, and the public.