Sentence examples for heritage combined from inspiring English sources

This strong heritage, combined with Marvel's renewed zest for allegory as shown in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, means that a film with as politically resonant a title as Black Panther could address afrocentricity as well as ass-kicking.

A sense that he was losing his heritage combined with an admiration for his brother Clyde, a founder of A.I.M. in the late 1960s, led Mr. Bellecourt to help start an A.I.M chapter in Denver.

Census figures show that while the city's overall population increased more than 7percentt in the 1990's, the number of people who list their race as black fell from 79,039 in 1990 to 60,515 last year (with an additional 6,561 reporting some black heritage combined with another race, the first time the census allowed people to check a mixed-race category).

They also reveal that reinterpretations of the symbolic significance of tangible and intangible heritage, combined with innovative designs and urban rituals, transform the emerging urban form into a contemporary cosmic one.

It was his Asian heritage combined with his incredible martial arts skills that made him so attractive to Western audiences.

There are huge names, and massive records, coming from all over the place forming part of this new, no-fixed-destination bass movement, yet the city's heritage combined with its familial tendencies have made it the perfect breeding ground.

Mr. Shteyngart spent his earliest childhood in Leningrad, then moved with his family to the United States, and "Super Sad" reflects his dual heritage, combining the dark soulfulness of Russian literature with the antic inventiveness of postmodern American writing; the tenderness of the Chekhovian tradition with the hormonal high jinks of a Judd Apatow movie.

Its rich cultural and architectural heritage combines elements from different traditions.

Her new novel, really a collection of stories, once again describes a world of displaced people, where, as the half-British, half-Indian narrator of "A Choice of Heritage" puts it, everyone is "moving more freely" as "refugees or emigrants or just out of restless curiosity" and where there are "at least two generations of people in whom several kinds of heritage are combined".

The combined heritage and influence of the partners ensures Pangaea is uniquely positioned to offer brands trusted and influential advertising environments, in tandem with the alliance's innovative audience targeting.

What attracts you to his work? A. What you mentioned, of course, and the vivid way in which he asserts his Cuban heritage, which he combined with an architectural awareness.