Sentence examples for heritage shapes from inspiring English sources

Cultural heritage shapes the environment, contributes to moral and economic well-being, and is one of the fundamental cornerstones of a peaceful and prosperous society.

Juan Diego, a matador speaking for the Bullfighters Union, welcomed the announcement as necessary "for the protection and guardianship of bullfighting", describing the sport as "a symbol of Spanish cultural heritage that shapes the national identity".

He has also written, "It is not skin color which makes a Negro American but cultural heritage as shaped by the American experience, the social and political predicament; a sharing of that 'concord of sensibilities' which the group expresses through historical circumstance and through which it has come to constitute a subdivision of the larger American culture".

Honing in on her skills as a musician as well as delving into her cultural heritage, TSU shaped Charity into an empowered and creative woman.

Warren's perspective on her heritage was shaped through her mother and father's decision to elope because her "daddy's parents" "were bitterly opposed to their marrying because of my mother's family... was part Native American".

Food that looks good on Instagram all year round: doughnuts and sliders (good graphic shapes), heritage tomatoes (colour), bowls of yogurt swirled with berries and honey.

But, for sure, it is coming.Tata, with its paternalistic, charitable heritage, cannot re-shape itself as blithely as an American or European group.

Governments have been reluctant to delegate real powers to the local level, he says, whilst simultaneously failing to acknowledge the religious heritage which has shaped our culture.

It already owns a big chunk of British cinema heritage in the shape of a library of 5,000 titles, including the Ealing comedies.

Last week Geoff Harris, director of property development at Henderson, told the Architects' Journal: "[We have] spent more than two-and-a-half years working and consulting with English Heritage, City of London planners and local residents and stakeholders to design a scheme that meets the needs of a growing city, while at the same time appreciating the heritage that has shaped it.

In fact, its architectural heritage is largely shaped by the interrelationship of the natural with the human and of the physical with the social.