Sentence examples for difficult tradition from inspiring English sources

Students have brought treats to school for their birthdays for as long as I can remember, therefore this will be a difficult tradition to break.

In the twentieth century we have remained eager to praise, yet praise has proved difficult; although tradition and general human experience affirm that the poem is a masterpiece, and although one could hardly wish a single word changed, it seems surprisingly resistant to analysis.

With the number of golf rounds declining in recent years, especially among beginners, what is the best way to draw new players to a difficult, intimidating, tradition-bound game?

With "Rent" Jonathan Larson was trying to do something important but difficult: reconcile the tradition of American musical theater, which is all about the artful mingling of words and music, with the tradition of American rock, which feeds on pulsating riffs and visceral power.

This is a man whose coaching dissertation was entitled "The difficult balance between tradition and progress at Eintracht Braunschweig".

The story is very moving on the difficult negotiation between tradition and its opposite, and the price exacted no matter what you choose.

However, it is difficult to identify traditions that are uniquely Dominican.

If an unmistakably Indian version of postmodern popular culture thrives in these films, "The Speaking Hand: Zakir Hussain and the Art of the Indian Drum," Sumantra Ghosal's engrossing documentary, attests to the flourishing of an older form, the intricate and difficult classical musical traditions sustained by almost monastic discipline and passed on by venerated gurus to their young disciples.

But the preservation of identity is more difficult when local traditions delivered orally by the old have to compete with global trends delivered online to the young.

"It's very difficult to rebuild the tradition of the old Soviet philosophy," said Denis M. Arkhipov, a surgeon who moved into private practice from a public hospital.

The difficult things (faith, community, tradition) are often quite easy to come by".