Sentence examples similar to lacking ancestral ties from inspiring English sources

Many residents still claim ancestral ties to early Kerrville.

What troubles him, Mr. Parker said, is that Mr. King "understands the pull of ancestral ties.

Asian Americans include those with ancestral ties to countries or regions in East Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, or the Philippines, among others.

But many of them are just instinctive liberals who happen to have ancestral ties to the Grand Old Party.

On the trip, they met families with long ancestral ties to Scotland; farmers and teachers, miners and Republicans.

The tribe claims ancestral ties to the Hudson Valley, but it is not recognized as a New York tribe by the state.

Cheever seemed to be constantly presuming his readers were East Coast sophisticates — probably with ancestral ties to the Mayflower crew.

He has so many ancestral ties with Harvard that he can't keep track of them all.

Some dinosaurs with putative ancestral ties to birds appear to have evolved feathers, too, and they were unrelated to flight.

The discovery of Iberodactylus strongly suggests that the clade Anhangueria has clear ancestral ties in eastern Laurasia.

Yet Gil and Irene's ancestral ties are overshadowed by the corrosive way their identities have become grafted together.