Sentence examples for national forms from inspiring English sources

A later descendent of this notion is the idea of a "national character" peculiar to each nation, which partly survives today under the guise of national "forms of life" and of feeling (Margalit 1997, see below).

Their response is anger – and retreat towards national forms of capitalism that can only tear the world apart.

In most cases, the fundamental musical concepts of such national forms reflect the basic ideals of the cultural core.

Around each of these major regional cultures one can find many satellite musical systems known as national forms.

Miralles created a free-associative language of national forms here, drawing on inspiration such as upturned fishing boats and Mackintosh's flower paintings.

A global crisis takes national forms, in which economic success, incumbency in the downturn and ideological credibility all matter, but in changing combinations.

They have each shown national form.

The jokes were a national form of gallantry — humor for survival.

Russia's first private orchestra was the Russian National, formed in 1990; the Moscow Symphony was formed in 1991.

National, formed a year ago and based in Las Vegas, is a small airline, with a fleet of 11 Boeing 757-200's flying nonstop between Las Vegas and eight other cities.

Thus, while the demand for freedom may be understood at an individual level, the desire for independence is seen as an exercise of freedom in collective or national form.