Sentence examples for developed traditions from inspiring English sources

The Draupadi cult has developed traditions and rituals of its own.

For instance, I cannot engage in the normal pursuits that make up my own happiness, such as playing piano, writing philosophy or eating delicious meals, unless I have developed some talents myself, and, moreover, someone else has made pianos and written music, taught me writing, harvested foods and developed traditions of their preparation.

At other moments, she means something more like "culture," the highly developed traditions of good cooking and grave courtesies.

Though various Islamic societies also practiced this art, Europe had the longest and probably the most highly developed tradition of illuminating manuscripts.

In the second work, Ms. Romero has recreated another perfect replica of a tire, except from black Oaxacan clay — an allusion to the highly developed tradition of ceramics that flourished under the Aztec empire.

Byzantine agriculture enjoyed the further advantage of a highly developed tradition of careful farming that persisted even in the darkest days, enabling the peasant to make the most of the soil upon which he worked.

Bourne films hone the James Bond developed tradition of travelogue action backdrops.

Saperton had become increasingly interested in Buckland's newly developed tradition of Seax-Wica, and founded a Seax coven from her home in Huntington Station on Long Island.

This was followed by Raymond Buckland's The Tree: The Complete Book of Saxon Witchcraft, in which he propagated his newly developed tradition of Seax-Wica; utilising Wica as the name of the tradition, he also referenced the Wicca as the name of the religion as a whole.

In Southern California and the West Coast at large, we develop traditions in opposition to traditional winter norms.

The combination has established new models, fresh and still developing traditions.