Sentence examples for extant folk from inspiring English sources
Instead, she turned her attention to collecting and publishing extant folk songs.
Although no extant prints of Real Folks survive to help us assess the work, film reviews were favorable.
This leads Mathiesen to conclude that Leland was working from an extant Italian-language original that he describes as "authentic, but not representative" of any larger folk tradition.
Its imaginary terraces are based on a variety of extant and demolished housing projects tucked in among boarded-up row houses in that neighborhood, where trapped old folks (fewer every year) sit on Baltimore's trademark white stone steps.
But his droll monologue about trying to play folk songs for his wife's modern-dance troupe is hilarious, "Grand Coulee Dam" bounds with energy, and a dramatic "Tom Joad" is the best extant recording of his greatest song.
American primitive, or folk, painter known for his naive depictions of the farms and landscape of Pennsylvania and New York, and especially for his many versions (about 25 extant, perhaps 100 painted) of The Peaceable Kingdom.
There are no extant machines.
His logical works are not extant.
Collections of his letters are also extant.
