Sentence examples for folk identity from inspiring English sources

Odetta's folk identity, however, remains.

"It is a folk identity, but it is quite macho.

Occasionally, race surfaces in the sketches, like the one about "chronic sass" afflicting black stereotypes, or a closing sea shanty that posits, possibly, an updated British folk identity.

They have taken on a folk hero identity and have been consistently adamant that they don't seek to glamorize cartels or narco-culture but simply, as popular artists, express and reflect contemporary reality in their music.

In the new "folk culture", identity would be based increasingly on such grassroots communities instead of the nuclear family and the industrial organisation.

Rev. John Russell Stanger is executive director of faith-based non-profit Parity in New York City, where he helps LGBTQ folks reconcile identity and faith.

I'm sure there will be pockets of resistance to this trend -- stubborn folks whose identity is tied to a crooked nose or crooked teeth or a hand-knit shawl.

Respecting folks' multiple identities is helpful.

It's a case of people thinking: OK, if we can choose where to devote our resources, are we devoting those resources to ace people, or are we devoting them to folks whose identities are regularly targeted for systemic violence?

Here are the three most important Cornish dress customs, according to Dr Merv Davey, a Cornish historian specialising in folk tradition and identity.

He photographed choirs with international followings and others little known outside their towns; choirs that sing folk songs of identity and belonging and others whose only motivation in raising their voices is religious devotion.