Sentence examples for resilient tradition from inspiring English sources

It has proved to be a resilient tradition.

Yongkang has prospered over the past decade from a resilient tradition of family-owned workshops selling kitchenware and machine parts.

Raffaele Petralla captures the resilient traditions of the Mari in Russia's tiny Mari-El republic.

In its procreative obsessions, "Harvest" belongs to the resilient European tradition of the inheritance plot, since Kent has rendered his village vulnerable to hostile takeover by failing to sire a son.

While tradition is resilient, he says, democracy may be less so.

Arctic people are resilient by necessity and tradition, says Watt-Cloutier, and they have come through enormous, sudden, tumultuous change in the last 50 60 years caused by the introduction of culture, technology, and foods from the temperate regions.

Their leaders—such as Mr Yadav in Bihar, or Chandrababu Naidu in Andhra Pradesh are elected to do their best not for India, but for their "vote banks".Socially, Indian tradition is proving very resilient.

Resiliency Millennials are resilient.

Against all these odds, Pope Francis urged us to not be discouraged against these challenges or forget our traditions -- traditions that always remind us that we are a resilient people.

They believe their society is resilient enough to adapt without forfeiting or compromising its traditions.

Perhaps a tradition of study that prizes verbal agility can also help to account for the resilient wit associated with Jews.