Sentence examples for continuity and identity from inspiring English sources
It came to be used primarily in wooden sculpture on all scales, but also in woven textiles (e.g., Iban), to represent the continuing power informing human existence, both in the purely ancestral sense of family continuity and identity and in the sense of the fertility of the land.
At such times, monarchy can benefit from a yearning for continuity and identity.
Continuity and identity were previously foreign words for the Rapids under Mastroeni.
By its theological richness, spiritual significance, and variety, the worship of the Orthodox church represents one of the most significant factors in the church's continuity and identity.
They lack the culture that once provided city neighborhoods with a sense of continuity and identity, and forced people to develop ties over time, across generations, even across ethnic differences.
When, however, a religion is transmitted from one culture to another (as from Semitic to Hellenistic; i.e., Palestine to Rome) or claims some degree of universal or exclusive truth, formal creeds often develop as aids in maintaining continuity and identity.
Evidence is mounting for the benefits of bi- or multi-lingualism, and for the social and psychological importance of mother-tongue conservation, which allows conversation across multiple generations and strengthens cultural continuity and community identity.
The place were the mind goes in sleep and the body in death, where stasis and motion, and with continuity and differentiation, identity and totality, neither in opposition or exclusion.
Person-centred dementia care practices can benefit both recipients and providers of health-related services, by reducing behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia [ 23], and promoting continuity of identity and a sense of normality [ 20, 24].
But they still have phenomenal players, continuity and a clear identity.
We see an underlying stability in settlement organization indicative of long-term cultural continuity and place-based identities linked to both specific sites and general locations within the region.
