Sentence examples for ongoing tradition from inspiring English sources

This is an ongoing tradition that cannot be underestimated.

Ms. Ansanelli sees the tributes as homage not to her, but to the ongoing tradition of the ballet.

A characteristic which has been talked about rather too much of late as a feature of history at Old Trafford rather than as part of an ongoing tradition.

It's a terrific discussion, in which Delorme begins by emphasizing Cahiers's ongoing tradition of criticism that propels a vision of future filmmaking.

In Africa, where half the world's Anglicans now live, the strongest ongoing tradition of female priests is in South Africa — in large part owing to the powerful liberalizing influence of Desmond Tutu, the country's former Archbishop.

To that extent, one could argue, I suppose, that Imagine This is part of an ongoing tradition; much as I'd like to think such stories won't be so cavalierly inflicted upon us in the future, I'm sure they will.

While we reinvigorate our culture, communities that already have an incredibly strong connection to ongoing traditions may be closed.

Second, Anderson emphasised both the objective and subjective difficulties inherent in the endeavour to see things as they are, and the necessary discipline acquired in ongoing traditions of critical inquiry.

"Listening to these tapes is a fantastic experience because oral performance is such a vital part of the ongoing literary tradition," said Clara Marie Burns, a librarian at Naropa.

Conductor Daniel Harding instead suggests, brilliantly, that we hear it as part of an ongoing French tradition exemplified only a century earlier by the swagger of the high baroque.

"This verdict is certification of the ongoing state tradition of political murders and its alienation of some citizens as the enemy," Fethiye Cetin, a lawyer for the Dink family, told television reporters at the scene.