Sentence examples for for a tradition from inspiring English sources

After a century of assault in the visual arts, every nuance has been squeezed out of the dictum to "make it new," leaving young artists yearning for a tradition other than the traditional lack of any tradition.

But he stands, in this argument, for a tradition that matters.

But for a tradition to have any continuing influence, he added, it needs committed bodies in the pews.

Their objection to the use of a sponsor's logo on the club's shirt, out of respect for a tradition dating back 100 years, may have cost Barcelona up to €30m annually in pure profit.

A transparent texture is a logical choice for a tradition that wishes to emphasize lines; orchestral colour helps to merge various lines into single vertical sonic events called harmony.

But the research also found that while Nipper and RCA stood for a tradition of making good, reliable products, consumers also saw the time-worn logo as a symbol of a stodgy company, Mr. Mehrotra said.

Not following trends is something of a tradition for the brand.

This has become a bit of a tradition for me to interview CEOs here.

Shaped as a sagging stack of bulges and coils, blushy red and mossy green, it is at once organic and unearthly and embodies a novel concept of beauty for a tradition-flouting time.

For once a tradition is broken it is very hard to resurrect, except as kitsch.

The Masters is known for being a tradition unlike any other.