Sentence examples for renew tradition from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes when a parent has died, the children feel the need to renew tradition," Sheblom said.

He wants to renew traditions, not just to borrow from them.

By Calvin Tomkins Ray's work continually mines the history of sculpture in an attempt to renew traditions.

"I started buying them when my mom told me about the renewed tradition in the early 1990s.

Judges praised the label - home to Dame Kiri Te Kanawa and Nicola Benedetti - for "renewing tradition, nurturing musicians and enriching lives".

McDowell focuses in particular on the dialectical, organic relation between tradition and the subject who comes at the same time to understand, to continue, and to renew that tradition.

It would be nice to see Paula Wagner and Mr. Cruise renew the tradition.

We need to renew the tradition of ethical socialism and our commitment to the moral value of equality.

"We are grateful to those donors whose generosity this past fiscal year continues to renew the tradition of excellence at Berkeley," wrote Dirks.

There he aimed to renew the tradition of learning pursued by the Maurists, his scholarly Benedictine predecessors, and to revive a rich liturgical life.

Yet one cannot help but wonder how many of his readers will take the pains to renew their tradition on the complex egalitarian terms presented by Rabbi Hartman, when the alternative, messianic fanaticism, remains so simple-mindedly inviting.