Sentence examples for generational ties from inspiring English sources

There are Irish-American families with generational ties to the city's police force.

Tales of a Grandson is about cultural identity and generational ties, and crackles with the unifying love of a good story.

Along the way the disease did much to demolish Indian cultural traditions and generational ties, making future settlers' conquest of the American plains that much easier.

"It's also about lost dreams, generational ties and discovering magic in the back yard," wrote Nina Easton in the Los Angeles Times.

Fans at Giants Stadium — how many of them, you wondered, had generational ties to Yankee Stadium ticket-holders 50 years ago?

These deep generational ties are brought to light in the new documentary United Skates, which explores the attempts to conserve skating as an art form.

Families of mixed status confront dislocation and separation as birthright slices through households, severing cross-generational ties.

To celebrate cross-generational ties, the youngest class will be handed its Reunion banner by the oldest class at the "Passing It Forward" ceremony that traditionally kicks off the weekend.

Over one-third of Texas residents are of Hispanic origin; while many have recently arrived, some Tejanos have ancestors with multi-generational ties to 18th century Texas.

For example, sociologists have long known that African American families tend to have stronger inter-generational ties, and are more likely to live in extended-family situations, than white families.

Yet there is limited understanding of how CES are experienced by individuals with strong generational and genealogical ties to land.