Sentence examples for eastern heritage from inspiring English sources

Christiana Balit's vivid and attractive illustrations accentuate the eastern heritage.

In March 2015, the Islamic State group began destroying precious Middle Eastern heritage sites.

In the future, British citizens with Middle Eastern heritage will be less willing to see our forces deployed to their cultural homelands without clear justification".

Less well covered are Australian characters with Middle Eastern heritage, who all too often play criminals or roles related to stereotypes, satirical or otherwise (TV's Here Come the Habibs).

"I think this part of their story is incredibly important, and especially underreported of late, in addition to their dual US-Middle Eastern heritage which they are very proud of," Wade H. McMullen Jr., managing attorney of Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights, which has been handling media requests, wrote in an email.

James Kodera writes that "Nitobe's book on Bushidō, The Soul of Japan, began to awaken Tetsurō not only to the Eastern heritage but also to the study of ethics" (Kodera 1987, 6).

However, for the longest time when you have seen characters of Middle-Eastern heritage in American films or on TV they're usually yelling "I will kill you in the name of Allah" and/or are being killed by Chuck Norris, Jack Bauer and nowadays even by Claire Danes.

Ms. Green is also of Eastern European heritage, and her new multimedia "Homeland -- Inner Side," performed by her Dance Entropy company, addresses Yugoslavia's tumultuous recent history.

Ms. Green is also of Eastern European heritage, and her new multimedia "Homeland -- Inner Side," performed by her Dance Entropy company, addresses Yugoslavia's recent history.

THE greatest restaurant fish in the world may be Dover sole, an exquisite flounder of eastern Atlantic heritage that takes its name from the English port from which its best hunters once sailed.

Fish Fridays, as they're called, made their debut around 20 years ago, Mr. Viteri said, and catered largely to "classic smoked-fish consumers," people of Jewish and Eastern European heritage.