Sentence examples for evolving traditions from inspiring English sources

18 Elsewhere, an intricate interaction between the evolution of complex cultural traditions and the evolution of ever more sophisticated learning mechanisms is suggested: "As the evolving traditions become too complex to imitate easily, they will begin to drive the evolution of still more-sophisticated imitation".

Seen outside a show titled "Evolving Traditions," Yuki Ideguchi's paintings would scarcely register as traditional.

Evolving Traditions: Paintings of Wonder From Japan Through May 25 at the Japan Information and Culture Center, 1150 18th St. NW.

Evolving traditions, rather than sudden breaks, are the usual American way.

Philomena Cunk (the deadest-of-pan creation of Diane Morgan, whose scrambled reality was here scripted by Charlie Brooker, Jason Hazeley and Joel Morris) took us through the history of the festive season and its evolving traditions, with the help of a handful of experts.

And millions of people like me return to ballparks intermittently, irregularly maybe but again and again, to keep tabs on the game's evolving tradition -- indeed to share its evolution with one another.

This pattern reappears throughout the history of the early movement, and Christianity is unique among religions for the duration of its apocalyptic commitment, sustained by a constantly evolving tradition of redating the expectation.

After years of edging into the mainstream, they are now all the rage with millennials, who are evolving tradition and folklore into a youth culture that can surprise outsiders.

"We're playing a living, evolving tradition, not a museum piece.

If you're bored with the evolved traditions of "fine dining", you're going to love this place.

Gradually their nonconformist business elites improved public health and evolved traditions of voluntary activity, local pride and artistic patronage.