Sentence examples for between traditions from inspiring English sources

There have always been doors between traditions.

The work explores the tension between traditions and the future, and is performed on a soft floor, the dancers thrown off-balance as the ground gives beneath them.

But it also portrays the artist between traditions: he is visibly Japanese and working in an ancient Japanese form, yet through the sunflowers he pays homage to a Western artist, van Gogh, who was inspired by Japanese prints.

But there was a dialogue between traditions when Mr. McCoury's bluegrass band shared songs with Preservation Hall; clarinet and fiddle traded solos that stayed true to their own idioms, while the rhythm meshed.

37 NEW YORK/REGION 47-54 A Struggle Between Traditions Afghan women in New York struggle to blend new freedoms and ancient traditions, dealing with issues like hip-hugging pants and arranged marriages, adding a new chapter to an old immigrant story.

The history of African-American comedians often seems like one long existential crisis: since the minstrel shows of the nineteenth century, every generation has tried and failed to draw a bright line between traditions and stereotypes, characters and caricatures, acting a fool and being one.

Another challenge was the tension between tradition and modernity.

Together, you represent the harmony between tradition and progress.

In Ireland, too, the rioters were caught between a country balanced between tradition and modernization.

Throughout the Middle East, Y's struggle to find balance between tradition and modernity.

In the meantime, Kivalina remains torn between tradition and a deeply uncertain future.