Sentence examples for established traditions from inspiring English sources

You experienced that — toppling established traditions and institutions — even taking down a president.

There were many new developments in ceramics, along with the continuation of established traditions.

Gregorian law, which now seemed too strict, had to be reconciled with the established traditions.

But performers' producing similar results for music of the same composers is merely a reflection of established traditions that performers absorb.

In the West, established traditions of freedom of speech have tended to take the edge off the most heavy-handed bullying by advertisers (this tends to be achieved more subtly).

By unleashing the dynamism of the market, the economic rationalists of the 80s relentlessly dissolved established traditions and old hierarchies, a destruction that sometimes enabled a faux neoliberal populism.

Denmark, however, has no established tradition for such activities, despite its well-established tradition of volunteering.

In this, it belongs to an established tradition.

And that places Larsen's creation in an established tradition.

Now it is a solidly established tradition, to be honored or spoofed.

In that sense, Professor Sand is operating within a long established tradition.