Sentence examples for deepest traditions from inspiring English sources

Yanowsky imagined her career was made - but she hadn't reckoned with a company whose deepest traditions were hierarchical and xenophobic.

This, in turn, prepares the way for the betrayal of one of the nation's deepest traditions and for the loss of yet more of its natural heritage.

If you pay attention, the logos of the most iconic franchises in all of sports with the deepest traditions and largest fan bases have gone relatively unchanged since their conception.

Disney's Epcot was intended to stand as a shining "city on a hill" – a cultural beacon rooted in the deepest traditions of American optimism, its own inheritance clearly traceable in the writings of 17th-century Puritans such as John Winthrop, in the ideal communities of Disney's own childhood, and the many communal experiments of the mid-20th century.

But we are learning this year that the best designs and deepest traditions are never invulnerable to corruption and collapse.

Let us then, as a people, draw from our deepest traditions of faith and heritage to gain a renewed sense of community marked by honesty and mutual respect.

We Christians wait expectantly for Christ, in the deepest tradition of Advent, as we also wait for the healing of our broken immigration system.

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.