Sentence examples for provincial identity from inspiring English sources

A Visigothic province in the 5th century, Aquitaine came under Frankish rule in the 6th century, retaining a measure of provincial identity exploited by local rulers.

It's the largest capitol building in Canada and a symbol of British parliamentary democracy and provincial identity.

However, when I went to apply for interest-free status, it turned out that my name and gender on my provincial identity didn't align with my social insurance number on the federal end.

Apart from press releases, speeches and budget statements, there is little documentation providing a description of this programme and suggesting a distinct provincial identity or stamp.

Provincial identities might have been crushed in the flux of early professionalism.

There were also powerful countervailing forces against violence, not least the well-honed provincial identities and regional patriotism marking out some areas and the work of peace groups, Gandhians and activists, especially on the Left.

The sanctuary established precedent for Western cult as a form of Roman-provincial identity.

I contend that the tenshu as an evolved form of yagura (unembellished towers used in sieges) represents an unique expression of provincial warrior identity.

It has the same kind of provincial independence and bullish identity.

Far from the influence of Ankara or Istanbul, Trabzon is a provincial capital with a strong identity and gritty underdog spirit.

At a press conference Monday, officials from Afghanistan's National Directorate of Security said the gunman had been hired as a bodyguard for Kandahar's provincial governor using a false identity.