Sentence examples for his folklore from inspiring English sources

Influenced by Seeger and Alan Lomax, Carawan ignored his folklore tutor, who advised him not to mix folksong and politics.

There he married the first of his seven wives, a Cuban who gave him entree into the local émigré community for his folklore work.

After receiving a letter of praise from her college professor H. W. Herrington, she replied that the idea had originated in his folklore course.

And, in a way some might see as democratic and populist and others might view as vulgar or politically correct, he says his folklore background leads him to see art in a non-hierarchical way rather than a continuum of lofty fine art at the top and lesser forms proceeding down the food chain.

Celtic Magazine and Highland Monthly were two other journals that published some of his folklore.

But the country was already part of his family folklore; his grandfather had been a colonial official there for 30 years, and helped write the 1960 independence constitution.

Alan Garner published The Weirdstone of Brisingamen in 1960 but his folklore-rich prose, crafted amid and about the landscape of east Cheshire, is finding a new legion of fans today, not least with the publication of Boneland, the final volume of the Weirdstone trilogy last year.

Humility could be his way of trying to protect his family folklore, so I ask if he has ever felt uncomfortable about outshining them.

The point was that Farage believed he had thought that, and it is part of his personal folklore.

Puzo learned his mob folklore mainly from croupiers in the golden age, 1960s Las Vegas of Moe Dalitz and the Rat Pack.

In the margins of "Litafi Na Tatsuniyoyi Na Hausa," Edgar's handwritten collection of his Hausa folklore and tales, the phrase "educated Hausas," for instance, is crossed out with a line and replaced with "words by natives".