Sentence examples for honoring heritage from inspiring English sources

But, he added, given that the flag "is such a symbol of racism in today's culture, I think we can find better ways of honoring heritage than flying this banner".

As Fredrik Egerman, Jeremy Irons is bucking to join the honored heritage of nonsinging actors who have excelled in musicals.

The original use of the flag at the South Carolina State House was not to "honor heritage" as some say but to make a racist statement and support segregation.

Despite the fact that the flag didn't fly over the South Carolina State House until the height of the civil rights movement, many white southerners feel this represents their heritage and are willing to ignore the vicious history it represents; yet when it comes to African Americans honoring their heritage and far less violent struggle, these same people are somehow offended.

"We can uphold our tradition of assimilating immigrants, and honoring our heritage of our nation built on the rule of law.

"We can uphold our traditions of assimilating immigrants and honoring our heritage as a nation built on the rule of law.

"People look at it as honoring their heritage and the ancestors who fought in the war," State Rep. James Burns (R-Greenville), who wants the Confederate flag to stay in Columbia, told the Charleston Post and Courier.

It was the closest the visitors to this Central Texas community could come to honoring their heritage now that almost no one in Texas knows Wendish, the Slavic language their ancestors spoke in Germany.

The quantitative results reveal that honoring students' heritage language (Spanish) is the mediating element through which cultural content integration predicts mathematics achievement for Latino children.

Remembering and honoring my heritage, I am vice president of the Northern California Chapter of the Alexander von Humboldt Association of America, where I help integrate new generations of Feodor Lynen Fellows.

There's a difference between honoring our heritage in a comfortable setting and refusing to coexist with those who don't share our racial or ethnic background.