Sentence examples for recognizable traditions from inspiring English sources

Those ties are strengthened by the Derby's most recognizable traditions and icons, including roses, hats, mint juleps, and, most significantly, its evocative anthem, "My Old Kentucky Home," which has moistened the eyes of Derby crowds since the 1920s.

Chanu doesn't stop being himself, but he also belongs to a recognizable tradition, and so does "Brick Lane".

It's a place I'm usually (perhaps perversely) happy to visit, and to locate Ms. Arnold's work in a recognizable tradition is not to slight her particular and considerable strengths as a filmmaker.

Nevertheless analytic philosophy with its emphasis on what is called "philosophical analysis"—is a clear and recognizable tradition.

The basic similarities in style and substance strongly suggest influence, direct or indirect, of the one on the other and both invoke a recognizable Israelite tradition.

The strongest sets were by bands who went the furthest afield of a recognizable jazz tradition — no doubt because eclecticism is so crucial to the nonprofit performing arts circuit.

Each franchise has a recognizable culture, a tradition of accountability, integrity, trust, loyalty and prudence that extends from ownership to the front office to the coaching staff.

Dance styles and traditions are recognizable onstage and incorporated occasionally into the choreography as a whole.

There are recognizable traces of this tradition about Pythagoras even in the pre-Aristotelian evidence, and his wonder-working clearly evoked diametrically opposed reactions.

Later, Glenn Murcutt built strongly vernacular themes into this tradition, refining a recognizable idiom.

Urban Landscape constitutes a social, cultural and economic asset defined by a historical overlapping of values produced by cultures, tradition and experiences recognizable in their diversity and that have occurred overtime.