Sentence examples for elements of Indian from inspiring English sources

These and other translations refined the literary language and conveyed many elements of Indian lore.

The Asian contingent at bassline nights has always been large and passionate, so it is no surprise that elements of Indian culture are now being incorporated into this British form of music.

And there is something about Mr. Adams's mix of international idioms here that seems exactly right, with elements of Indian lore, South American dance, West Coast modernism, scat-singing choruses and even strands evocative of Mozart.

Strong local performing traditions made it possible to assimilate elements of Indian dance and Hindu stories, and, in subsequent development, Southeast Asian dance and theatre grew ever further away from Indian styles.

A recovering street performer and determined songwriter, his indoor shows combine a mixture of American folk and blues with elements of Indian, Arabic, Turkish, and Southeast Asian musical ideas, often all in the course of the same son.

But they represented a brief and very special development: an interaction and amalgamation of elements of Indian culture with Spanish horses and the training of them, as well as with metal and guns.

Kejriwal, who came to public attention as a leader of a nationwide anti-corruption protest three years ago and briefly ran the capital Delhi after a surprise success in local polls last year, has refused the small army of bodyguards usually deployed to protect politicians and other elements of Indians call ‚ VIP culture".

As the central element of Indian music, the raga originated with the ancient Vedic hymns sung in Hindu temples and is intended to create a trancelike spiritual mood.

The second element of Indian music, tala, is best described as time measure and has two main constituents; the duration of the time measure in terms of time units that vary according to the tempo chosen; and the distribution of stress within the time measure.

Elements of the Indian media struck a more nationalistic and triumphalist tone.

By investigating the way American whites have appropriated elements of American Indian religion, he is trying to make larger points about culture, race and power.