Sentence examples for represents tradition from inspiring English sources

The program's title seemed to suggest that Petipa represents tradition, Mr. Scarlett represents innovation and Balanchine includes both.

Nadal supports a shift to a two-year ranking system in the interest of protecting players from the effects of injuries, while Federer continues to back the existing one-year system, arguing that it represents tradition and also allows emerging players a better chance to break through.

Ask any devoted monarchist why they're so fond of this crinkled mediocrity, and you'll probably get a variant on the same answer: She represents "tradition," she "provides stability," she's "always been there," she's been "patient," she doesn't go anywhere, she is beyond life and death.

Amid the plentiful music and high-kicking dance, Santa and Mrs. Claus are of course much in evidence, representing tradition but growing gracefully into the information age with their cell phones and faxes and e-mail and the big-spirited eclecticism that allowed Old St. Nick to embrace rock 'n' roll some years ago.

She and her music represent tradition and stability in a story of far-reaching change.

Though representing tradition and plentitude, the fruit is past its prime.

Many represent traditions that reach back centuries.

If scientists claim to represent traditions notable for self-criticism and well-tested results, shouldn't their presentations of history share these ambitions?

This Saturday you can get a taste of genuine Arab culture when the 11th Annual Arab-American and North African Cultural Street Festival transforms that very block of Great Jones into a multicultural souk of music, food and crafts, representing traditions from Tunisia and Morocco to Syria and Jordan.

The Catholic Bishops and Southern Baptist Convention -- both leaders in the charge against reproductive rights -- represent traditions in which male "headship" and control of female fertility have long been tools of competition for money and power.

When you touch someone who authentically represents a tradition, you not only touch his or her tradition, you also touch your own". .