Sentence examples for Venerable traditions from inspiring English sources

They're another reminder of the venerable traditions behind tai chi's contemporary popularity.

How, for instance, do you reconcile the venerable traditions of West Ham with a wholesome distaste for its present owners?

The Persian Church's intellectual centre then became the new school in Nisibis, which carried on the venerable traditions of Edessa.

Linking these venerable traditions is the tale of Chiyoko Fujiwara, a legendary actress who lives in seclusion with her housekeeper.

The ethnomusicologist Ahmad Sarmast founded the institution in 2010, hoping to restore Afghanistan's venerable traditions after the nearly total ban on music under the Taliban regime.

Instead, the main question preoccupying the local speakers was this: how can India draw on its venerable traditions to forge a distinct design identity?

What has emerged over the last decade, however, is a hitherto unimagined revival among traditional Newar Buddhists and their venerable tradition centered on Mahāyāna-Vajrayāna teachings and practices.

Intercollegiate boxing has a venerable tradition in Great Britain.

In fact, I'm part of a venerable tradition.

Mingus ignored that particular venerable tradition of black American music.

Playing with time in music is a venerable tradition.