Though the ambitious juxtapositions of flavor were Eastern, the idea of bringing those juxtapositions forward, instead of leaving them lurking in the shadows of tradition, was entirely French.
Then there is the not so small matter of superstition, the shadow self of tradition.
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The abstract expressionist movement, which attempted to free itself from figurative language, was largely dismissive of the work of these women, many of whom were accused of being too much in the shadow of more representational European traditions.
Cooking Persian in the shadow of China is a long tradition there.
Nonetheless, human aviation shadows the tradition of birds as most planes have some sort of tails and wings with varying paint colors.
The tradition, where the shadow of groundhog Punxsutawney Phil is used to predict how much longer winter will last, was made famous by the 1993 film starring Bill Murray as a weatherman forced to relive the same day over and over again.
Jan . 25 , 201812 40 p.m. Casey Affleck has withdrawn as presenter of the lead actress Oscar at this year's Academy Awards, breaking with tradition in the shadow of the #MeToo and Time's Up movements surging through Hollywood and beyond.
Marlborough exemplified England's class system, for it lay in the shadow of Marlborough College, one of the nation's great public schools, a preserve of tradition and privilege.
"The invention of tradition.
The discovery of tradition.
