Sentence examples for lively tradition from inspiring English sources

Southeast Asia, with its lively tradition of street foods, also has a popular kebab tradition.

That Iran -- the world's only modern theocracy -- even has a lively tradition of open debate might come as a surprise.

Early church chants, as well as a number of organs built in the coastal region, testify to a lively tradition of church music.

Although there is a lively tradition of unbuilt or unbuildable "paper architecture," architects, like filmmakers, require for their art the mobilization of large amounts of other people's money.

Around the mid-16th century, there emerged in Italy a lively tradition of popular theatre that fused many disparate elements into a vigorous style, which profoundly influenced the development of European theatre.

They were also not the only ones growing out of the fecund ground of modern and postmodern dance -- Rauschenberg and Mr. Johns also made works for Paul Taylor, as did Alex Katz and Ellsworth Kelly Trisha Brownn, Meredith Monk and Bill T. Jones and other dance pioneers have furthered the lively tradition.

D. A. Pennebaker and Chris Hegedus, who were at the festival to receive its lifetime achievement award, represent the still-lively tradition of cinema verite pioneered by filmmakers like Albert Maysles, Richard Leacock and Mr. Pennebaker himself in the 1960's.

Best of all was the scene in which Toni talked about how Creighton wanted a "second-line" parade at his funeral – the lively New Orleans tradition we saw Daymo receive at the end of this episode.

The doctrines he promulgated still inspire a lively intellectual tradition, and the religious practices he emphasized are still carried on in the two most important Vaishnava centres in southern India, the Ranganatha temple in Shrirangam, Tamil Nadu, and the Venkateshvara temple in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh.

To partake in the lively Czech tradition of social swilling, Mr. Rail recommends the club Palac Akropolis (Kubelikova 27; 420-296-330-911; www.palacakropolis.cz); the former speakeasy Blind Eye (Vlkova 26); and Pivovarsky klub (Krizikova 17; 420-222-315-777), a pub with "around 200 kinds of bottled beers, most of which you'll not see anywhere else".

She explained that she had grown up in the '80s with ironic French television in the background and a strong inherited sense of national pride in a lively satiric tradition.