Sentence examples for tradition between from inspiring English sources

At its best, "A Piece of Eden" finds a delicate balance between urban and rural values, progress and tradition, between experience and innocence.

In a Portuguese village in the early 1920's, the battle between technology and tradition, between "obscurantists" and "illuminatists" and between life and death is being waged.

But the game started a new tradition between the two teams, with Rupp fighting Janssen just three seconds after the opening face-off.

Since then, we've got to know each other's families and the beer has become a tradition between us: the winning coach always brings the drinks now.

Much of it and of what the Jews produced in Hebrew in the following two centuries passed into the Latin tradition between 1130 and 1550.

The cultural conflict in "Birdwatchers" is stark and ultimately violent, but the tension between modernity and tradition, between city and country, underlies a startling number of the films in New Directors.

More to the point is the friction between global contemporary art and an island nation's folk traditions, between urban hives and otherworldly landscapes.

What is most interesting about Aronofksy's Noah is that it stands exactly at the intersection of these two traditions – between the blockbuster kitsch and art-house austerity.

Conveying the human link of musical traditions between the generations, Mr. MacDonald, now deceased, placed his hand on the young fiddler's shoulder.

In a better world, these conflicts between classical and popular traditions, between composing and conducting, between high-art institutions and radical politics, between gay and straight sexualities would have mattered little.

In a better world, these conflicts — between classical and popular traditions, between composing and conducting, between high-art institutions and radical politics, between gay and straight sexualities — would have mattered little.