Sentence examples for forms and traditions from inspiring English sources

His pragmatic responses not only ensured stability and continuity but also respected republican forms and traditions so far as possible.

Is dance "black" because it draws from black Caribbean or West African cultural forms and traditions or black American social history?

Glitch art takes temporary pixelations, interruptions and glitches and turns them into visually arresting pieces, questioning the forms and traditions of art using digital techniques.

The novel insists there is no one story of the nation, but a multiplicity of narratives, weaving continuities between past and present, Igbo and English cultural forms and traditions.

That kind of expressive diversity and sensitivity to the instruments, forms and traditions for which he is writing is rooted in Widmann's unique musical life as a composer and world-class clarinettist.

And once Ms. LaGamma has suggested the life-and-death concepts that animate it, this is what we see: a symphonic sweep of reliquary forms and traditions from across Central Africa.

Communities had to rely on what was locally available, which, in turn, determined the forms and tradition of meat consumption.

It's true that secular musical forms, training and traditions developed along the way, and throughout history one finds great contrasts in style and emphasis between sacred and secular forms in classical music.

Yet Schoenberg revered order, form and tradition.

Individuals are reduced to base units of economic calculation, blind to cultural form and tradition.

Both Fahey and Brautigan were makers of mischief as well as myths, who played around with form and tradition.