Sentence examples for homegrown form from inspiring English sources

The production duo known as Luny Tunes is responsible for some of the biggest hits in reggaeton, Puerto Rico's booming homegrown form of hip-hop.

But given his suspicions that mad cow disease is endemic in both countries in low levels, it is more likely that the one or both cows had a spontaneous homegrown form of the disease and not the British version.

McCarthyism was a populist attack on the élites; the campaign against comics, on the other hand, was "a kind of anti-anti-elitism, a campaign by protectors of rarefied ideals of literacy, sophistication, and virtue to rein in the practitioners of a wild, homegrown form of vernacular American expression".

With the collapse of the Tang dynasty (618 907) and the founding of the Song (960 1279), Chan fortunes continued to swell as a "homegrown" form of Chinese Buddhism that fit well into the literati mission of using ancestral cultural traditions (guwen) to craft a new imperial identity for China.

And film has come up on this continent as a genuine homegrown art form.

The country's first popular culture, the minstrel show, and first homegrown art form, the blues, both celebrated the footloose traveler.

The two homegrown musical forms have altogether different styles.

IT wasn't so many years ago that Europeans loved to moan about American culture overrunning homegrown art forms.

Another piece of mine, "American Standard" — named after a familiar domestic appliance — dismantled several classic homegrown musical forms.

and ready to use one of its homegrown art forms as a hedge against futility, an expression of defiance, a repository of dark humor and even a weapon of war.

Carl Crawford, Rocco Baldelli and Aubrey Huff, all homegrown, have formed a legitimate top of the order for the Devil Rays this season and have given signs that their ceilings are high.