Sentence examples for parental heritage from inspiring English sources
His parental heritage was hard to live up to.
If you have two British citizens, one white English and born to white English parents, and one like Shamima Begum, who was born in the UK and has no links to Bangladesh apart from her parental heritage, the white English person cannot be deprived of their citizenship – on the basis that they do not have another nationality to fall back on.
Pakistan, the country of my parental heritage, is especially disturbing because Islamists are in full control of the constitution, judiciary and public discourse, resulting in some of the worst abuses against minorities anywhere in the world.
One of the most common myths tied to the assertion of biracial identity is the belief that individuals choosing to embrace both sides of their parental heritage must somehow carry a deep-seeded discomfort or disdain of their black (or minority) culture.
They suggest that this may be because adolescents' interpretations of parental behavior depend on their cultural heritage and suggest as an example that what is interpreted as parental intrusiveness in one cultural context may be interpreted as parental concern in another.
Kids often seize the opportunity of being out here in the open space to play, with minimal parental control – it's a journey into their heritage and roots, as well as a place to watch the racing.
It is heritage, heritage, heritage".
Defining heritage What exactly does "heritage" mean?
