Sentence examples for korean roots from inspiring English sources

These places, however, are relatively rare — and many don't advertise their North Korean roots.

Choi combined his Korean roots with tortillas and came up with mouthwatering munchies like Korean short rib tacos.

In subsequent years, Emperor Akihito acknowledged Japan's indebtedness to Korean culture and his own Korean roots — another taboo in a country that has long treated Koreans as inferior.

For more than a century, speculation about the Japanese emperor's Korean roots was mostly restricted to lofty academic journals and idle coffee shop gossip.

"The company's future is staked to our ability to transform from a global Korean ad agency built to service Samsung to an independent global ad agency network with Korean roots — a business strategy with cultural implications".

This festival will be going on all over the world, and indeed in many corners of America through July 11, as fans honor their Serbian roots, their Korean roots, their Nigerian roots, or just enjoy the matches.

These missionaries, like their Western counterparts, tend to focus on activities that are evangelical, educational and medical, and their beliefs are far more traditional than those of newer sects like the Rev. Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church, the Korean-rooted movement.

If you're considering taking ginseng supplements, look for a supplement labeled "Korean ginseng root" and take 500 mg per day.

Unfortunately, the story of a daring Ike intimidating the North Koreans took root in the minds of a generation of nuclear strategists.

Although many successful South Koreans have their roots in the North, a stereotype has developed here of Northerners as second-class Koreans, needy and starving, but also surly and belligerent.

Korean shamanism is rooted in ancient indigenous beliefs shared by many folk religions in northeast Asia.