Sentence examples for a significant tradition from inspiring English sources

In the contemporary West there is a significant tradition of body art.

We didn't know it at the time but it was the start of a significant tradition: in the next 26 years, Ferguson's United scored well over 100 counterattacking goals.

When her class asked how they might thank me for helping them through the tragic death of a classmate, it was Cordelia who suggested they give me a school ring -- a significant tradition at Laurel.

In other areas, alcohol manufacturing was unappreciated as a significant tradition and even discouraged.

Scholars have identified more than a dozen folk references so far, but there's an even more significant tradition behind The Rite.

The building, and the artworks it contains, are a radical experiment in cultural engineering in a region where there is no significant tradition of modern art.

"Fireworks are a significant cultural tradition and were invented in China thousands of years ago.

The subtractive technique used to create these objects suggests the presence of a significant woodcarving tradition.

This had always been the case with the third language, Euskera (Basque), which never had a significant literary tradition.

The 800,000-circulation monthas hasignificantcant literary tradition, but has found itself under increasing pressure from British-inflected men's magazines.

"A Chronicle of Corpses" belongs to the small but significant tradition of outsider art in American movies -- films like Herk Harvey's "Carnival of Souls" or George Romero's "Night of the Living Dead" -- that reflect powerful personalities formed outside any academic or professional tradition.