Sentence examples for live traditions from inspiring English sources
Live traditions are like ongoing stories, not tired tales being constantly rehashed, and schemes such as the European Protected Designation of Origin don't always add the best versions to the canon.
By 1966, when he was writing the Warwickshire volume of his Buildings of England, Nikolaus Pevsner saw the theatre, by now renamed the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, as very dated but allowed that it had been "a radical statement in England, remarkable in a place of such strong and live traditions".
Röyksopp however, still cling to the last threads of the electronic live tradition.
Everything in later Pound is animated by that search for a "live tradition," which now includes his own early manhood.
He's a conceptual comedian raised in The Harvard Lampoon/"Saturday Night Live" tradition of parody and deadpan detachment, and he is also a physical clown who uses his oddly angled face and beanpole body as a prop.
Living traditions are passed on and grow".
But what about living traditions, I wondered.
These seemingly trivial forms of entertainment are living traditions.
Hellenistic symbolism and Hellenistic technical skill continued as living traditions under the Romans.
The festival is sponsored by Living Traditions, a group that aims to preserve the Jewish cultural heritage.
(201) 200-3246; www.njcu.edu/dept/art/galleries. MILLVILLE Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center "Living Traditions Portrayed: Indian Folk Art and Crafts," featuring ritual, decorative and utilitarian objects from Indian and Indian-American artists and craftspeople.
