Sentence examples for deeply rooted folk from inspiring English sources

Janáček came from a region characterized by its deeply rooted folk culture, which he explored as a young student under Pavel Křížkovský.

So it is small wonder that when an exceptionally gifted Armenian with a distinctive musical personality deeply rooted in the folk traditions of his region chose the path of a music professional, he was readily admitted to the Moscow Conservatory and soon became its star.

CHRISTMAS dinner is a meal deeply rooted in family traditions.

A more experimental artist such as poet and fiction writer Anthony Kellman writes thoughtful poetic lyrics delivered in a musical style deeply rooted in Barbadian indigenous folk music with strong elements of African and Latin influences.

While the songwriting is deeply rooted in the 1970s Japanese folk tradition of artists — in particular the legendary Yosui Inoue — Maeno's approach, aided by producer and musical collaborator Jim O'Rourke, also owes a great deal to contemporary alternative and alt-folk in its delivery.

It is precisely when folk beliefs, fear and stigma attached to serious illness are most deeply rooted, in the way Steinberg shows so well, that forceful truth-telling by a country's leaders becomes most important to create a sea change in long-established attitudes and habits.

Lowbrow entertainment best lends itself to meta; it has the most deeply rooted conventions, reaching back to comedia dell'arte, medieval mystery plays, Punch and Judy shows and folk tales, all forms that were popular long before naturalism came along.

Pacifism remains deeply rooted.

"Natives are deeply rooted.

Corruption is deeply rooted.

"He's actually deeply rooted in modernism.