Sentence examples for rigorous tradition from inspiring English sources

Having strayed from her Irish dancing roots, immersing herself in less exacting forms, she now revisits that rigorous tradition in "hurry," a solo featuring her choreography and direction by Jon Kinzel.

Mohler belonged to a subset of Baptists inspired by Calvinism an intellectually rigorous tradition, named for the sixteenth-century French theologian John Calvin, that emphasized the awesome and essentially mysterious grace of God and the utter unworthiness of humans to receive it.

Brought up in the great and rigorous tradition of artists like Asta Nielsen, Garbo, Pola Negri, Anna (she's my wife and I love her, but that really changes nothing) knows how to let a little fresh air into this exalted but suffocating framework, so that one can breathe a very modern perfume, that of the improvisation dear to Italian comedy, the neo-realism of an earlier age".

But he also descends from a rigorous tradition of practicing artists.

A summer studying at the Pacific Northwest Ballet in Seattle gave Ms. Barak the courage of the convictions she was forming, preparing her for the more rigorous traditions of the School of American Ballet.

Pope Francis is a Jesuit, an order known for its rigorous intellectual tradition.

Kaine was educated by Jesuits, who adhere to a rigorous intellectual tradition in the service of social justice.

This is a complicated thought most of us could not come up with (let alone unpack) outside of a rigorous theological tradition.

Trained in rigorous academic traditions, Feigin was attracted by the raw power, energy, and original thought of groups like the Jack of Diamonds, also called Knave of Diamonds, Russian Bubnovy Valet (an avant-garde collective founded in Moscow in 1909), of which Feigin was the last surviving member).

"He says, 'Do I have to wear the pink dress?' " Mr. Childs also runs a school called the Drawing Academy of the Atlantic in his SoHo studio, where for about $6,500 a year up to six students study in the formal, rigorous, 19th-century tradition of the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris.

In 1951, McCain enrolled at Episcopal High School in Alexandria, an academically superior, all-male private boarding school with a rigorous honor code, tradition of hazing, and spartan living environment.