Sentence examples for instant tradition from inspiring English sources

"Barber opens with instant tradition," he said.

Despite the sirens of publicity, instant tradition implants don't work, at least for me.

More astonishing, in this era of instant tradition and shortened attention spans, is that neither has it become obsolete.

1992 INFINITI J30 -- Developed to give the new division "instant tradition," the "retro Jag" rear was polarizing and sales were modest; now Jaguar is doing its own retro Jags.

The event became an instant tradition and, as if it needed it, Salvador's week-long marathon of indulgence and excess - already two days longer than carnival everywhere else in Brazil - gained one more day.

Still, an event that a year ago had been a pilgrimage had become an instant tradition: the annual return to the motherland, my family and friends tagging along, all of us doing what I have come to think of as "the Brooklyn thing".

That's the nature of manufactured customs and instant traditions.

Now, in one of those instant traditions Britain loves to create, Oxford apes the American custom of graduation ceremonies complete with throwing mortar boards in the air.

In this age of sprawling leagues, proliferating conferences, made-for-TV affiliations, new best friends with instant traditions, Hofstra goes it alone.

Chief lyric writer Rhys has stated that, whereas he might "empty parts of [his] emotional state" into some songs, Ice Hockey Hair's title track was written in the "instant pop music" tradition.

Smartly chosen objects, most from the nineteenth century, enable instant connoisseurship of traditions whose famous impact on modern art, via Picasso et al., is incidental to their quality: better than modern art, by and large.