Sentence examples for oceanic traditions from inspiring English sources

In an attempt to further remove himself from inherited Western conventions, Gauguin emulated Oceanic traditions in his sculptures and woodcuts from this period, which he gave a deliberately rough-hewn look.

As a devout student of Moana (Oceanic) oral traditions, a voracious reader of Maui stories, and a direct descendant of Maui who feasted upon the tales of Maui from a young age, there are lessons we can and must learn from Mauiʼs legacy.

An oceanic climate prevails.

Eric Kjellgren, the associate curator for Oceanic art who oversaw the reinstallation, notes in a new catalog for the collection that about 1,800 different languages have been spoken and hundreds of distinct artistic traditions practiced by peoples of the Pacific islands.

Oceanic Avenue is no exception.

"They're not oceanic islands".

In oceanic terms, Morocco is close.

The lampridiforms are all oceanic fishes.

(See also art and architecture, Oceanic).

Oceanic islands are most at risk.

For more-detailed treatment of Oceanic arts, see Oceanic art and architecture; Oceanic music and dance; Oceanic literature.