Sentence examples for hidden heritage from inspiring English sources

Ingress and Pokémon Go have a laxer definition of 'check-points' than a city's usual Points of Interest (POIs, such as museums and parks) including, for example, graffiti [2] and hidden heritage [3].

"Tube stations are great examples of the capital's hidden heritage".

Ann Widdecombe appears in the new series Britain's Hidden Heritage, which starts on Sunday 14 August on BBC1.

In a sprawling metropolis synonymous with crime, political violence and creeping Talibanisation, few people are interested in wandering the streets to explore hidden heritage.

These events reaffirmed Lawson's interest in American cultural tradition, explored in The Hidden Heritage: A Rediscovery of the Ideas and Forces That Link the Thought of Our Time with the Culture of the Past (1950).

We emerge changed, astonished by the unbroken skein of life on Earth and attentive to the hidden heritage of our planet's past that surrounds us.

But other such losses have been avoided by hiding heritage in private homes such as that of the Haidaras.

He adds "It's still not easy to be honest [and admit to being Roma]." Many Roma children try to hide their heritage, says another music teacher, Ady Hudescu, a Romanian although not Roma, "but this is a way of exposing, coming forward and saying 'I am Roma and listen, this is my music and it's quite beautiful'".

I chose not to hide my heritage or myself, despite the fear of judgment or violence.

Indeed, Arie's parents were Dutch, and didn't hide their heritage from Emily one bit.

I've rarely felt the need to hide my heritage but bringing up certain facets of my backgrounds is often a great way to connect to people.