Sentence examples for traditional identities from inspiring English sources

"They are denying moral principles and all traditional identities: national, cultural, religious and even sexual," he has said.

He put together "Too Jewish: Challenging Traditional Identities," which included hand towels with the monogram JEW and ironic displays of Semitic noses.

But as recently as last September, in a meeting with foreign experts and journalists, Putin lectured the West for "denying moral principles and all traditional identities — national, cultural, religious, and even sexual — [and] implementing policies that equate large families with same-sex partnerships, belief in God with the belief in Satan".

More and more arenas are losing their traditional identities to the economic realities that force American pro-sports entities to assume cold, corporate monikers.

Traditional architecture is an important topic, not only for finding local identities from traditional heritages but also for representing the traditional identities.

This is taken as proof of the traditional identity of the sitter for the Mona Lisa.

Too often, the missile of traditional identity either backfires or fragments.

Historically, there have been good reasons for disguising or rejecting traditional identity.

By contrast, the Rangers maintained their traditional identity as a finesse team, one of the East Division's elite clubs.

France as a nation could also be tempted to evade the complex makeup of its diverse population, seeking refuge behind an illusory French traditional identity.

"We are wondering whether the Dumnonii, the tribe who lived in the area now known as Devon, still retained their traditional identity rather than becoming entirely Romanised".