Sentence examples for back to tradition from inspiring English sources

I think they'll go back to tradition and try to beat us up to a degree.

For retailers, the turn back to tradition is good news, especially in a softening economy.

"He turned back to tradition, just as Kandinsky or Klee did, but in his context drew on Yoruban sources to figure out an escape from tradition into modernity".

At a time when modernism was ripe for revision, and designers were beginning to turn back to tradition, Bennett found new breathing room within the canon.

"We trace much of our phallus worship back to traditions in India.

For these inmates, prison has returned their sexual proclivities to what Foucault describes as the "art of eroticism"—a creative method for exploring pleasure that harks back to traditions of the ancient East.

We need to get back to that tradition".

McFate sees herself as reaching back to this tradition of military-academic coöperation.

But I think it comes back to our tradition that there has to be some benchmark.

"We had to get back to the tradition we have of winning in the Carrier Dome".

The music reaches back to a tradition and forward into some uncertain musical future.