Sentence examples for genuine tradition from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, events described in the Iliad probably owe far more to Homer's creative ability than to genuine tradition.
In Manetho's history he is associated with reforms of writing, and this may reflect a genuine tradition, for hieroglyphs were simplified and standardized at that time.
Together they bore in their bodies the genuine tradition of the Island of Britain, from Bendigeid Vran to Jingle to Marie Lloyd … both speak in parables, the wit of both is quick, both are natural poets".
The lure of the Masters - the first major of the year - combines genuine tradition and carefully constructed myth in equal measure.
Although scholars believe Fouke le Fitz Waryn draws on genuine tradition, the difficulty in separating the fitzWarin biographies makes it a problematic source.
This story may reflect a genuine tradition recorded at St Albans Abbey, where Paris was based, or it may be a fabrication to fill in details of Jænberht's life where Paris had no other information.
Farming has long had a peculiar grip on the French imagination, blending nostalgia with genuine traditions.
Those who claim to "defend the genuine traditions, religion and ethos" of pre-Christians say there are at least 2,000 hard-core followers and, nationwide, more than 100,000 sympathisers.
Somewhere not far over the horizon, though, a new school of Chinese architecture is emerging - one that is seeking to connect genuine traditions with the needs and desires of the future · The work of young Chinese architects and designers features in China Design Now, at the V&A, London, from Saturday to July 13.
The conduct of weddings – in the UK and in the US – has long since ceased to be governed by religious authorities, familial oversight, or genuine social tradition.
