Sentence examples for Enduring tradition from inspiring English sources

Radical impermanence as an enduring tradition.

Alumni continue an enduring tradition of MIT service.

Quite possibly, we have Dickens to thank for the enduring tradition of the office holiday party.

Disast-her intends to build upon the enduring tradition of Yale women's creative resistance.

Russia has no enduring tradition of a public first family, and Soviet and post-Soviet leaders have taken various approaches.

Sponsored time is an enduring tradition, and one that is clearly making its way into the 21st century.

While dining rooms speak to enduring traditions, lounges speak to emerging habits.

In a shift from historical past to ethnographic present, anthropologists erected 'counterfeit signposts' of a primitive world of enduring traditions, an analytic fiction.

VIERA, Fla .— One of the enduring traditions of sports is the art of casting blame on former coaches, executives and players for whatever went wrong in the past.

But driven by enduring traditions, even more enduring poverty and inaction from law enforcement, the country is now showing worrying signs of regression.

ONE of the enduring traditions of the Academy Awards is that the Oscar for best picture almost invariably goes to a film that isn't.