Sentence examples for serious tradition from inspiring English sources

That is almost certainly because, for all its proximity to Sheffield, there has never been any serious tradition of Chesterfield regarding itself as part of Greater Sheffield, or of Sheffield seeing Chesterfield as part of South Yorkshire.

This midcareer retrospective is the right event for right now: serious, tradition-bound, circumspect about the world.

THE magisterial midcareer retrospective of the photographer Thomas Struth, now at the Metropolitan Museum, is the right event for right now: serious, tradition-bound, circumspect about the world.

It's fashionable today to applaud creative artists who blur categories and blend elements of popular and serious traditions.

Undergraduates still toss Frisbees around but visitors are likely to be told now that it's a display of resignation and hopelessness about changing the society Many alumni are worried about more serious traditions like the admission of their sons and daughters, or the growth of left-wing politics on campus.

"We have suburban tailors and dressmakers, but we don't have any serious craft tradition".

Marginalization of the West's serious music tradition, one its finest achievements, is no mystery.

In the Arab world, only Egypt has a serious movie tradition, but the Cairo industry has been struggling for decades.

But while the work in "Uncommon Places" is firmly grounded in a serious documentary tradition, the pictures are as much about pure discovery.

For a company with little or no serious racing tradition, its cheek is impressive, but the package is serious – it has removed the stereo, replaced it with a wobbly bit of carbon fibre and bunged another £22,000 on the price.

It feels as if Mr. Fischl is on firmer ground in his more recent, less complicated pictures, which feature his friends and family and approach figurative painting in the serious, formal tradition of artists like Philip Pearlstein, Lucian Freud or another East End master, Fairfield Porter.