Sentence examples for elements of tradition from inspiring English sources
Add to this sense elements of tradition, suspicion, fear and national myth-making, and no amount of logic can overcome it.
No, but unless green campaigning is genuinely about liberating people, which involves criticising elements of "tradition" whether in terms of the oppression of women or green warfare, it is not going to get very far.
Pierre Boisard, a French academic, reckons the persistence of this national myth, as he calls it, has to do with the way it brings together elements of tradition and modernity, ancien-régime know-how and revolutionary innovation.
One of the challenges is revealing how First Nations art can have elements of tradition but still be modern".
In the rush to embrace Neo-Classicism, important elements of tradition were being lost and this is part of Kirkland's purpose with her academy: "If you know how to incorporate mime into your technique then you can overcome a lot of limitations.
There were elements of tradition, religion and superstition surrounding the preparation and efficacy of plant preparations and, occasionally, these were sold for a small fee contributing to the household income.
After that, the ritual of preparing for Santa's arrival was just another piece in our mish-mash of a Christmas celebration, which included our favorite elements of traditions from the foreign countries we had lived in as a military family, some secular Christ-admiring, and a healthy dose of American consumerism.
"To us, it's an element of flavor as opposed to an element of tradition," said Café Boulud's Gavin Kaysen.
I'll admit, I don't know a lot about wedded bliss, but I know these contestants won't be the first people to walk down the aisle repeating the mantra that it doesn't have to be for ever, so at least an element of tradition remains.
"There's an element of tradition that is based on how we tell our stories, and the emotions they elicit, and that is a really huge gift.
