Sentence examples for embedded in tradition from inspiring English sources

This piece feels embedded in tradition while simultaneously pointing forward.

One may assume to be marrying an individual, unaware that the new partnership is embedded in tradition -- patriarchy and roles that have existed for generations.

He is embedded in Labour tradition in a way Livingstone is not.

Published in 1847, it is deeply embedded in the tradition of Serbian epic poetry and is a foundational text of Serbian cultural nationalism.

Set in the 1970s, it "chronicles Istanbul's bourgeois high society; the problems of living a westernised life, and how much they're embedded in a tradition that is denied - especially in terms of sexual morality".

I don't think popular support for wilderness has ever waned in this country -- exploring untrammeled ground is too deeply embedded in American tradition.

This independence may explain why neither Aristotle nor the doxographical tradition label him a Pythagorean, but he is too deeply embedded in the traditions about early Pythagoreanism for there to be any doubt that he was in some sense a Pythagorean.

In South Africa, the problem has many roots, some of them deeply embedded in cultural traditions.

Iyer's music sounds modern, but he feels that he is embedded in the traditions of improvised music.

Even with universities and companies making a concerted effort to encourage women to work, the reasons behind limited participation can be deeply embedded in cultural traditions.

The analysis is truly useless, and if not embedded in the traditions of a secular religion, would be seen by all as embarrassingly ridiculous.