Sentence examples for returns to tradition from inspiring English sources

CONCERTANTE The vibrant young string ensemble, which usually likes to showcase new works, returns to tradition in its next concert, collaborating with the oboist Robert Ingliss to offer classic pieces for oboe and strings by Mozart (the Quartet for Oboe and Strings, K. 370) and Britten (the "Phantasy Quartet") as well as Brahms's rhapsodic String Quintet in G Major, Op. 111.

Beniya Mukayu returns to tradition, though, in greenery: There is an ample, lush garden with a small room for Kazunari's tea ceremony (shortened to 30 minutes from the usual five hours).

"There is a definite return to tradition," she said.

"Some chose to return to tradition after feeling a void in the heart," he said.

In a sense, the new courts represent a return to tradition.

It is also a return to tradition in a sport that venerates its rituals and history.

To us, this year promises to be a cathartic trip down memory lane and, maybe, a return to tradition, and sanity.

This type of sacrifice offered a way to reconcile the two dueling themes of the council — aggiornamento (bringing up to date) and ressourcement (returning to tradition).

Sunday's event tried to return to tradition, but it didn't do itself any favors by starting with some of the least interesting awards.

Rabbi Jacobs, 55, will succeed Rabbi Eric Yoffie, 63, who served for 16 years and sought to revitalize liberal Reform Judaism by returning to tradition.

In some ways, expanding private investment in such projects is a return to tradition, said Mr. Orski, a transportation official under PresidentsRichard M. NixonandGerald R. Ford.