Sentence examples for movable heritage from inspiring English sources

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"One must assume," he said, "that less ancient and famous Serbian Orthodox churches, parish houses and monastery buildings that were attacked all contained items of movable religious heritage, sacred Scriptures, religious literature, icons; as well as parish records that were destroyed, damaged or looted".

Many European Jewish communities, however, have strongly objected to this policy, which is grounded in the notion that since such a large proportion of European Jewry was murdered in the Holocaust and so many survivors emigrated to Palestine, the "remnants" left in communities today cannot possibly be regarded as the rightful heirs of either the movable or the built Jewish heritage.

And movable.

It is heritage, heritage, heritage".

Walls became movable inserts.

Movable, but numb, clumsy.

Your heritage?

They have movable parts".

Everything seems movable, provisional, unfinished.

Defining heritage What exactly does "heritage" mean?