Sentence examples for splendid tradition from inspiring English sources

My answer is: our splendid tradition of intolerance and the organisation Eta, which is the most visible manifestation of our splendid tradition of intolerance.

Perhaps there is a no more splendid tradition than the band's dotting of the i in Ohio.

But Russia has a splendid tradition of satire, and current writers like Viktor Shenderovich, whose wit has been compared to Jon Stewart's, have followings.

Mizoguchi's limpid heartbreaker is also a fierce denunciation of the subjugation of women, the power of wealth, and Japan's unjust though splendid traditions.

2 30 p.m. 6. Afternoon Tea Afternoon tea, a splendid British tradition, has never looked quite so splendid as it does at the Fairmont Banff Springs hotel, the magnificent former railroad lodge known locally as the castle.

Through the last four years, Cota, 23, has helped to continue the splendid Carolina basketball tradition.

Only slightly unfairly, Christiansen writes in "The Victorian Visitors" that "England offered not revered teachers, splendid galleries, noble traditions or a discriminating elite, but a free market, a large audience and lots and lots of money".

When Americans come to London they usually say how much they love the history, the tradition, the splendid tumpty-tum of things whose very repetition has become their point.

Never have I seen such a splendid regatta, full of tradition, class and elegance.

As a Uyghur, an indigenous people of Chinese-occupied East Turkestan, who have a splendid music and song tradition, I just love great music and songs.

One-third of the poem deals with Arthurian matter, but Lawamon's is not a high chivalric treatment: mass war is the staple, with Arthur the splendid war leader of Germanic tradition.