Sentence examples for from the traditions from inspiring English sources

Diverging from the traditions of Christian art and traditional depictions of war, it has no distinct precedent, and is acknowledged as one of the first paintings of the modern era.

He told him where she came from, the traditions David never enjoyed.

They have their own style, but it's all from the traditions of the region.

It's a very long way from the traditions of the Royal Shakespeare Company RSCC).

In fact, the songs often feel more directly descended from the traditions of Broadway than of acid rock.

To appeal to local tastes, the embassies are also veering away from the traditions of their countries.

Again, the poster design for Blow Up signals a sharp break from the traditions of the past.

Parts of it mark a conspicuous but inevitable departure from the traditions of American government, and will disgust old-time Democrats.

The performer can become removed from the traditions he has naturally built up with his own audience; in some cases, the process reduces him, shrinks his meaning.

The cause of the radicalization of [our] youth was the culture of violence that has infiltrated religious education, deviating from the traditions of the conservative... Saudi society".

Multi-disciplinary artist Marina Zurkow has consistently questioned and explored the relationship we as humans have with animals, plants, and the weather in works that equally draw from the traditions of illustration, folk art, performance, and new media.