Sentence examples for part of folk from inspiring English sources

"This is part of folk learning to live together".

Choral arrangements and their use by amateur choirs became part of folk music culture.

The recognized religion, however, is only a part of folk belief, which is impregnated with concepts from earlier times.

The Kalevala itself is a national literary monument, but the songs Lönnrot heard are a part of folk literature.

Only a part of folk art falls into the recognized sophisticated categories of visual art, and even that part has its own adaptations.

Or will they close their eyes and sway to "Michael, Row the Boat Ashore," forgetting the part of folk singing that was never sweet for its own sake?

Mr. Griffin became a vital part of folk-rock in his 1965-66 sessions with Mr. Dylan.

So there are plenty of crooning, droning actors trying to rock – and we haven't even touched upon the questionable work of Johnny Depp, Kevin Bacon (part of folk-rock duo The Bacon Brothers) or the spoken (like Shatner's) style of Telly Savalas on Bread's "If" (a No 1, no less) – but it should be noted that actresses have fared rather better.

ROSA CLEMENTE: I was part of folks who shut down the 101 in Los Angeles.

Unfortunately, the camera also opened up Glass to an intense allergic reaction on the part of folks who feel that the way it allows unobtrusive recording is invasive.

A similar tradition, called "betlehemezés" and involving schoolchildren carrying portable folk-art nativity scenes door-to-door, chanting traditional texts, is part of Hungarian folk culture, and has enjoyed a renaissance in recent years.