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Meanings of religious heritage in English
Synonyms
Examples for "religious art"
Examples for "religious art"
1
The presumption is confirmed by the evidence of early Greek religious art.
2
The introduction of these and other animals marks the decline of religious art.
3
Some people find profundity in religious art, in abstract art, in conceptual art.
4
In these, religious art still lingers as a living language, however rudely spoken.
5
There's no religious art left, it has been killed by stupidity and disbelief.
1
For I accept all this devotion in the name of sacred art.
2
They would rather abandon the dish than do violence to the sacred art.
3
Of the sibyls, generally, in their relation to sacred art, I have already spoken.
4
The sacred art left over is piling up in cellars and storerooms around the country.
5
The walls inside are covered with beautiful sacred art.
1
He was a German, a pupil of Overbeck and a votary of spiritual art.
Usage of religious heritage in English
1
Its spice-rich food, culture and deeply religious heritage surround a people who are incredibly welcoming.
2
His dream is for Turkey to reclaim its Ottoman politico-military- religious heritage with himself as sultan.
3
As the BBC's Will Ross reports the people of Lalibela are determined to preserve their religious heritage.
4
Tim Gardam explores how the Communist Party is reconnecting with its religious heritage and actively promoting it through tourism.
5
Some Turks have a strong sense of shared cultural and religious heritage with the mainly Muslim Uighurs, who speak a Turkic language.
6
Unfortunately, the delegates ultimately decided to insert only a vague and fleeting reference to " religious heritage" in the constitution's preamble.
7
He continued: "This desire is a natural fruit of Ireland's strong European vocation rooted in its unique history, which includes its religious heritage."
8
At the Religious Heritage Observatory, De Andia argues for studied neglect of the churches that must go.
9
'Oh, the diocese is very aware of its religious heritage.
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Translations for religious heritage
Russian
Portuguese
Catalan