Sentence examples for deep tradition from inspiring English sources

Sharon Robinson represents a vast and deep tradition.

I was following a deep tradition of healing journeys to the desert.

If an artist adjusts too much, a deep tradition can flatten into pandering tourist fare.

"There's a deep tradition in Russia of gender and revolution – we've had amazing women revolutionaries".

Indeed, Italy's deep tradition of Roman Catholic tolerance is hitting up against economic uncertainty.

"We do get linguistic feedback," he said, "especially from Germany," where Latin studies have a deep tradition.

Here he connected with deep traditions of his Northern Renaissance forebears Bosch and Brueghel.

Its roots are deep: traditions and architectural remains date to the Middle Ages, and its earliest settlement may have been in the third century B.C.

I am a Wiradjuri and Kamilaroi man, an Australian of this country's first peoples, connected to deep traditions, seeking to live in a fascinating world.

That repertory offers plenty of music rooted in the deep traditions of this most conservative of instruments, from Poulenc and Messiaen to William Albright and Ned Rorem.

Claiming his lineage from Shakespeare's favourite clown William Kempe, Lindsey mentored him in the deep traditions of the stage as well as avant-garde theatre.