Sentence examples for embedded in the history from inspiring English sources

But its roots are embedded in the history of Chechen-Russian conflict.

The characters are fully embedded in the history, customs, language, and moral attitudes of Britain and Europe in the second decade of the twentieth century.

Theatre, as an art form, is not as deeply embedded in the history of America's modern culture as it is in Europe's.

In the process, she raises issues about the interaction of art, life and politics that are similar to those brought out by the artists drawing together in the Met's Near Eastern galleries this month, which are also found embedded in the history of much of the work that makes up Asia Week in New York.

In language reminiscent of EP Thompson's Whigs and Hunters and its account of the immanent class conflict embedded in the history of rural England, Williams looks to the literature of country houses – the extended manors; the neoclassical mansions – and urges us to "stand at any point and look at that land.

In 1983, in Marsh v. Chambers, the Supreme Court upheld the Nebraska Legislature's practice of opening its legislative sessions with an invocation from a paid Presbyterian minister, saying that such ceremonies were "deeply embedded in the history and tradition of this country".

Locker-room chatter is as often in Spanish as it is in English (or a mixture of the two), and embedded in the personal history of many of its players is the story of Miami.

Business aside, it's an emotional farewell for a tournament so embedded in the sporting history of its region.

Dubstep was utterly embedded in the musical history of the UK.

Muslim thinkers are deeply embedded in the intellectual history of Europe, and vice versa.

Of those women who were screened using a single item question embedded in the medical history, 15% were identified as being victims of IPV.