Sentence examples for link to tradition from inspiring English sources

"I add jewelry to their work portraits as a link to tradition," she explained.

The tenor saxophonist Jason Rigby — "a very modern player" who nonetheless has "a clear link to tradition," Mr. Holober said — will handle much of the improvisation in "Tear of the Clouds," an expansive exercise in shifting keys and rhythms that will put a premium on his ability to navigate a swirl of moods and colors.

I think the British public has a strong link to tradition and I don't think they like change.

They are our living link to tradition and a powerful reminder of deeply held and universal human principles and values.

"We do not agree that these events and the apparent joy it gave the townspeople is in any way or should in any way be linked to tradition.

Recent studies declare that the quality of contemporary residential spaces is often poorly linked to traditions and value of each region.

His latest efforts both diversify and perfect his slightly crazed, usually colorful linear patterns, forging links to traditions, disciplines and cultures far beyond Western painting.

Stauffenberg is the Bundeswehr's Sophie Scholl, its Dietrich Bonhoeffer — the lonely symbol of Wehrmacht resistance to Hitler, and the single link to a tradition of military honor.

Stauffenberg is the Bundeswehr's Sophie Scholl, its Dietrich Bonhoeffer the lonely symbol of Wehrmacht resistance to Hitler, and the single link to a tradition of military honor.

"The trouble with all the tower blocks is that they are mostly imported designs with no link to the tradition of the country," says Michel Mossessian, an architect based in London who is involved with the Musheireb project.

"She is the link... to a tradition of tea which goes back 400 years". Her graceful performance of the four-hour ceremony embraces flower arranging, calligraphy, ceramic arts, cuisine, poetry and fabric design.