Sentence examples for age-old tradition from inspiring English sources

The accord of mysticism with reason is also an age-old tradition in China.

After all, suffering in the name of beauty is an age-old tradition.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., March 19, 2018 Gift giving is an age-old tradition, but how is it being affected by technology?

He, too, was part of the 20th-century cast of characters that buried the age-old tradition of Western art.

In the age-old tradition of creative folk, they were just looking for a gig to support their art.

Palau's president, Johnson Toribiong, said the Uighurs had become "international vagabonds" who deserved his country's age-old tradition of hospitality.

It's up to the folks of Texas if they want to stop a tradition, an age-old tradition.

Before you protest, need I remind you of the age-old tradition of using sculpture to enliven a garden?

"These most recent developments are a sad departure from the age-old tradition of respecting secrecy around confession".

Linking media with acts of violence is an age-old tradition, with some people accusing artists of having inspired or triggered crimes.

Following an age-old tradition, they paid 25 maravedis — coins first minted in the 11th century — to city hall officials to use the crossing.