Sentence examples for nomadic heritage from inspiring English sources

For example, the ceremonial robes of the Qing Dynasty blended Chinese symbolism with reflections of the Manchurians' northern nomadic heritage.

A two-stringed bowed instrument with a scroll in the shape of a horse's head, the morin khuur both springs from Mongolia's nomadic heritage and embodies it.

The games, designed to celebrate the nomadic heritage of the Central Asian nations, kicked off with a lavish opening ceremony on Saturday night.

But its budding popularity at high-end American social events signifies an intriguing if perplexing cultural moment: Long a proud symbol of the American Great Plains and its native, nomadic heritage, the tepee is reappearing as a luxury British import.

The rich brocade and cloth of gold they wore came from the Silk Road and China, but the cut and style were their own and reflected their imperial glory and ancient nomadic heritage".

Bromell's critique of Cold War culture is more wistful than outraged, and his generosity makes his characters ring true: the C.I.A. station chief breaking down at a cocktail party while playing charades; the boyish king struggling to reconcile his nomadic heritage with his shiny Corvette.

Thus, a struggle to ideologically appropriate Sahrawi nomadic cultural heritage continues between Moroccan authorities and the Polisario, with the former aiming to incorporate it as a specific ethnic/tribal heritage within Moroccan national culture and the latter aiming to recover nomadic cultural heritage as the foundation of Sahrawi independence and against Moroccan claimsl.

Ms. Menlibayeva's video references Kazakhstan's nomadic tribal heritage; Genghis Khan and his mounted warriors came from the Kazakh steppes.

He is to lecture in the gallery on March 27 at 4 30 p.m. "Both dynasties owed their conquests to their superbly trained cavalry, but the success of their emperors depended on their adopting Chinese-style administration while preserving their nomadic cultural heritage," Mr. Vollmer writes.

These free-hanging pieces, made of yarns ranging from horsehair to rayon and woven to different degrees of reflectiveness and transparency, showed how modern living spaces could attain fluidity when textiles recovered their nomadic architectural heritage.

Refugees began to recover camel husbandry as a livelihood strategy and the camel re-emerged as a potent symbol as refugees and the Polisario Front (the Sahrawi's political representative) struggle to assert their newfound national identity, regain access to all of their traditional territory and reaffirm their shared nomadic cultural heritage.