Sentence examples for world of eastern from inspiring English sources

There was a whole world of eastern religions and traditions.

Chaim Grade wrote novels about the lost world of Eastern European Jewry; Roman Vishniac left haunting photographs.

Mendele is inclined to criticize outmoded practices, yet he is attuned to the traditional world of eastern European Jews.

Here the long shadow of the Holocaust and the exterminated world of Eastern European Jews is not visible.

But there is still no trace or solid news of two bishops who were kidnapped in northern Syria nearly a year ago.Anyway, this moment of emollience was nearly, but not quite, matched in the wider world of eastern Christianity.

It has the qualities already widely associated with his collaborator Charlie Kaufman: that is, the playful, fantastical feel of a Woody Allen short story, or Gore Vidal's Myra Breckinridge novels, the movies of Richard Lester - but also the lo-fi world of eastern European animation and the make-do-and-mend quality of the Banana Splits show from 1970s children's TV.

Under Saladin and his descendants, Egypt was reintegrated into the Sunni world of the eastern caliphate.

They might also recognise the presence of those other books and that other place that haunts so much of Grossman's work – the world described in the stories of Sholem Aleichem, the world of the eastern European shtetl, a place alive with cobblers and matchmakers, and alive also with the presence of the dead, and the living dead.

Clearly, the agents in the field and their superiors at F.B.I. headquarters did not have the optimal tools to cope with the complex world of Middle Eastern terrorism — and the outpouring of intelligence data and warnings about activities inside the United States.

By then, he had spent nearly half his life in Palestine, where he moved in 1908, but he was born in the very different world of Jewish Eastern Europe, and from 1912 to 1924 he lived in Germany, where he was exposed to the latest literary and intellectual currents.

Founded in 2005, the Morgenland Festival Osnabrück is devoted to the world of Near Eastern music.