Sentence examples for western origins from inspiring English sources
During the Greek war of independence from the Turks (and Islam), the need arose for a unifying myth of Western origins.
Because the Western origins of messianic terms and concepts give discussions of messianism an almost unavoidable Judeo-Christian slant, sociologists and anthropologists prefer more neutral terminology nativistic, renewal, or revitalization movements and crisis cults.
In the 1980s the diamond industry followed florists and chocolatiers, who had already marketed Valentine's Day as a moment to give (or expect) a romantic gift.What bothers some of Valentine's Day's enemies is its Christian, or Western, origins.
Similar eastern and western origins for the Greek isolates were previously inferred by analysis of Seg-10 [29].
In contrast the BTV-4, -6 and -8 strains that have been analysed are exclusively from western origins, and consequently there is (as yet) no evidence for separation of their Seg-6 sequences into eastern and western topotypes.
Seg-7 was reported to form six distinct clusters: three of these are primarily from western origins (western 1, 2 and 3) and three from an eastern origin (eastern 1, 2 and 3) [35].
Indeed, all state-media broadcasts of music, regardless of their Iranian or western origin, were banned.
Qatar's sports culture blends the traditional sports of Arabia's desert society with contemporary sports of Western origin.
In the 17th century, Russian musicians began to emulate music of Western origin, at first through contacts with Ukrainian and Polish models.
All authorities are agreed as to the Western origin of the art, which in all probability was introduced into China by traders or by travelling craftsmen.
Starting as it means to go on, the festival opens with JuJu, a collaboration between one-time Robert Plant guitarist Justin Adams and Juldeh Camara, fusing music of African and western origin to an impressively immediate but uncompromised effect.
