Sentence examples for take tradition from inspiring English sources

Southerners take tradition very seriously and are slow to accept change.

And he taught the organizers of the Triple Crown races not to take tradition lightly.

This is what Hurray for the Riff Raff do best: take tradition and put a spin on it, combining affection and respect with a sideways, inquiring, look at the past.

Since we don't take tradition seriously we can't believe that anyone else does.

It rejected the burden of tradition, but it also took tradition seriously.

He takes tradition and runs with it, and much of what he makes is delicious enough to build a real fan base.

This sweet French bistro has a menu that takes tradition to heart with dishes like steamed artichokes, steak frites and fish done niçoise style with aioli.

"These are people who have taken tradition and pushed it forward," said Zesty Meyers, an owner of the gallery, which is collaborating with Gallery Seomi in Seoul on the exhibition.

Helen Marten, an artist still in her 20s, and whose Chisenhale Gallery exhibition has travelled from Zurich en route to the US, has taken tradition, and the English language, off on her own tack in her interviews and statements.

Leonard Wong takes tradition and destroys it to create minimalistic impactful women's clothing.

That's what I've been trying to do with my films for the past years, taking traditions and not respecting them too much.