Sentence examples similar to appearance of tradition from inspiring English sources

One further feature of late Ming art was the popularity of wood-block printing, including the appearance of a sophisticated tradition of polychrome printing, done in imitation of painting.

There is a unique openness and tolerance in Britain that allows, even encourages, the appearance and mixing of traditions, particularly culinary ones.

The ghosts borrow in their appearance from a tradition of allegory long alien to the novel.

Fellers is told not to confuse the modern appearance of Japan with its ancient traditions that guide social behavior and in which loyalty and obedience count for more than anything.

The appearance of the masks is dictated by tradition, which enables audiences to recognize specific character types.

Tradition recounts an appearance of the fenghuang before the death of the legendary Yellow Emperor (Huangdi), who ruled China in the 27th century bce.

Employees get time off when they want it, employers gain a way of moving underperforming workers out of jobs with the appearance of decency that the Swedish caring tradition demands, and the government can claim one of the lowest rates of unemployment in Europe even though a great number of workers are idle.

It is that the centrist tradition lacks the dignified appearance of the kind of "regal" authority that the French still find essential in a President.

Still, Mayfair is a bastion of tradition.

"We are definitely observers of tradition".

Tennis is a game of tradition.