Sentence examples for creative tradition from inspiring English sources

One of the judges, poet Adam O'Riordan, commented the Portico embodies a great creative tradition that celebrates creativity outside the capital but also nods to the history of the region, to the Brontës and Dickens.

After Bach and Handel, oratorio on the European continent, apart from the works of Joseph Haydn, ceased to represent a vital, creative tradition.

The paintings and sculptures by artists like Jacob Lawrence and Elizabeth Catlett underscore Chase's position, as the foremost living practitioner of New Orleans Creole cuisine, within a creative tradition that extends beyond the kitchen.

They have a longer creative tradition, one that values and reinforces the idea of the important artist.

This improvisational lifestyle I've chosen is the continuation of something; I've acknowledged and honored the creative tradition I was brought up in.

Atelier GH's recent installation, Flying Stick, which was on display at this year's Paris Motor Show, doesn't stray far from this creative tradition.

Even as the country's political cogs are shifting, its oldest creative traditions survive.

It may be conservative in its respect for older creative traditions, and also in its affection for the sturdy values of community, but it is also unapologetically radical in its antiauthoritarian spirit.

And if not for her work, the international art world might not know anything about the creative traditions of her tribe, the Ndebele.

In one of this holiday weekend's most creative traditions, a typically-white (although still nutritious!) food -- the egg -- will don a wide range of colors, meant to disguise it in suburban backyards and display it proudly in showy baskets.

The tableau illustrated the creative tension between tradition and innovation inherent in folk music.