Sentence examples similar to facade of tradition from inspiring English sources

Mr. Haitink and the Boston began the evening with Stravinsky's "Pulcinella" Suite, dance music that offers the facade of something old while subverting tradition from within.

Where it faces downtown Cincinnati, the stadium is covered in a brick facade with a stone base, a flimsy shawl of tradition that the broad-shouldered steel frame of the stadium, rising up behind, seems simply to be shrugging off.

"The invention of tradition.

The discovery of tradition.

The use in the facade of many freestanding columns, stressing verticality, also derives from north Italian tradition.

East facade of Westminster Abbey, London.

The workshop of the facade of Orvieto cathedral and the work of the sculptor and architect Andrea Pisano (no relation to Nicola and Giovanni) are less clearly connected with the Pisano tradition.

The facade of the Cathedral of Sts.

Masonry facade of the Glessner House, Chicago.

Alteration of nine floors and facade of existing tower.

It presents a facade of consensual politics.