Sentence examples for custom of caring from inspiring English sources

The African custom of caring for children from the extended family is a particularly important tradition that reflects the importance of child rights in African culture.

The works were selected not for their visual and aesthetic virtues but for what they reveal about the beliefs, myths, customs, rituals and economics of caring for the dead.

But the custom is rapidly fraying as children struggle with the logistical and financial burdens of caring for their aged parents.

But he complied with the local custom of taking care of kith and kin by making one brother head of the state security service and another ambassador to Germany.

Humanistic quality include positive life values, appreciation and inheriting of Chinese culture, knowing Singapore's local customs, caring about families, society, nation and the world, respecting different cultures and carrying the intercultural communication.

In past research, adapting one's own behavior to the other was attributed to the Korean custom of expressing feelings of care to others through self-sacrifice (Seo, 2005).

Now a handful of beauty companies are getting personal too, with custom makeup, skin care products and fragrances.

Mürebbiye (1895; "Governess") was a bold attack on the prevalent custom of entrusting children to the care of often domineering governesses.

Swiss customs agents still care more about drugs, arms or explosives than about the provenance of a Pollock.

They were about to violate an ancient law and custom of the Church, and they didn't seem to care.

"It's like the old custom of leaving babies in front of hospitals or orphanages in hopes that the nuns will take care of them," he said, calling the practice "a weird aspect of metropolitan life".