Sentence examples similar to cherish tradition from inspiring English sources

Conservatism cherishes tradition; innovation fetishizes novelty.

It has become our most cherished tradition".

As someone familiar with the regimen that mystics have to maintain, I feel that this politicisation cheapens our most cherished tradition.

AUSTIN, Tex., Jan . 20— The state capital of Texas takes great pride in a live music scene that cherishes tradition while also valuing innovation.

Meeting Plan "You always have to allow time for tea"–a highly cherished tradition.

For parents who spend their days at work, the bedtime story can be a particularly cherished tradition.

Name-calling and mud-slinging are cherished traditions.

"There are cherished traditions surrounding many of the mascots," he said.

"The struggle to hold onto cherished traditions clashes with the iconoclast wanting to bash them," Mr. Saint said.

The movies' creators are exquisitely attuned to that aspect of the novels, managing to combine a sense of endangered and cherished traditions, along with an almost modern celebration of multicultural possibilities.

"It's like storytelling," Mr. Saint went on, "but it is a play about the struggle to hold onto cherished traditions" -- a classic Gurney theme -- "and the iconoclast within, wanting to bash them".