Sentence examples for linked to tradition from inspiring English sources

"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.

It's not exactly Swedish, but the dishes linked to Swedish tradition are the best ones.

It is indigenous to Manipur and is characterized by a variety of forms that are linked to folk tradition and ritual.

"Jay's one of those guys who definitely is linked to the tradition of jazz guitar but is also familiar with other styles of guitar playing," Mr. Patitucci said.

"Not only will dancers be called upon to do it in a classical ballet company, but it always brings you back to that rhythmic source, and it is so closely linked to our tradition: many classical steps are folk steps transfigured".

The idea of reconfiguration of resources is linked to the tradition of the RBV and the established notion that resources need to be altered on an ongoing basis reconfigured to create value (Eisenhardt and Martin 2000; Teece 2007; Helfat et al. 2007).

Serving a stuffed turkey on Thanksgiving versus serving turkey with dressing on the side (not cooked inside the turkey) is a personal preference often linked to family tradition.

It is so linked to old traditions, I would think you would need to be born here".

Home-grown grass-roots action and leadership is needed to change some of these vast issues in different cultures, which are intrinsically linked to strong traditions.

Such practices are linked to ancient traditions of the Tai Dam community which are concerned with the thoughtful management of land and water.