Sentence examples similar to ensuing traditions from inspiring English sources

Years later he penned the tale of intermarried branches of an upper-crust Singaporean clan who gather for the lavish, over-the-top wedding of the century — and the Asian American fish-out-of-water heroine who stumbles into the ensuing collision of strict tradition, extreme wealth, modern identity and inter-generational family angst.

In the ensuing debate Mdala defended the tradition.

The Pells, a family with considerable renown throughout the Northeast in the ensuing decades, still honor that tradition sporadically.

While the governmental prohibitions that created these traditions disappeared over the ensuing centuries, the style of Kabuki has remained relatively unchanged since that time.

Instead of this immediate value feeling and its ensuing insight humans accept the value tradition of society.

That tradition was carried on in ensuing dynasties until modern times.

In the ensuing months it found itself mimicking another tradition of the television business when it canceled almost all of the shows.

Ironically, the ensuing Russian diaspora has only served to enrich and transform ballet traditions outside Russia.

During the ensuing decade, the numbers of doctoral students doubled and tripled, but the tradition began to wane.

Over the ensuing 59 years, the school was part of the fabric of a conference that prided itself on what it considered a rich tradition.

Thus, as Santa's first visit to our house neared after our eldest child was born, our household's first real Christmas tradition clash ensued.