Sentence examples for the enduring tradition from inspiring English sources

Disast-her intends to build upon the enduring tradition of Yale women's creative resistance.

Quite possibly, we have Dickens to thank for the enduring tradition of the office holiday party.

These experiences point to the enduring tradition of voluntary association in our democracy, a freedom that finds its expression in associations of like-minded citizens whose values and convictions need not be bound by mere geography.

How encouraging, then, to find that all is not lost when it comes to modern Schubert singing, for here is Matthias Goerne, a 31-year-old, creamy-toned German baritone whose nuanced vocalism poses a sharp rebuke to those who would perform this music without making any real contribution to the enduring tradition of Schubert song on record.

McCrumb explained that the enduring tradition of Appalachian people cherishing their own ghost stories goes back to Scottish immigrant folklore brought to the misty hills of North Carolina, with names like "The Story of Boojum and Hootin' Annie," "The Moon-Eyed People" and "The Demon Dog of Valle Crucis". Those hiking the extensive trails of the region make sure they're back before dark.

The first is the enduring tradition of determining a person's race from their behavior and the company they keep.

VIERA, Fla .— One of the enduring traditions of sports is the art of casting blame on former coaches, executives and players for whatever went wrong in the past.

ONE of the enduring traditions of the Academy Awards is that the Oscar for best picture almost invariably goes to a film that isn't.

Judy Lanier, [Dean, College of Education, Michigan State University] spoke of the enduring traditions of the profession as "dysfunctional". Frank Newman [President, Education Commission of the States] spoke of this as a favorable time for radical action and coached us on some techniques and approaches.

The culture of the kitchen, as embodied in those enduring traditions we call cuisines, contains more wisdom about diet and health than you are apt to find in any nutrition journal or journalism.

Ginsburg placed the Texas law firmly in the context of the state's enduring tradition of official racism.