Sentence examples for tradition disappeared from inspiring English sources

What the club hoped would become a tradition disappeared when there was a change in ownership a few seasons ago.

Naturally, that tradition disappeared some time ago.

When an intellectual tradition disappears from public life, it diminishes a culture's ability to reflect upon itself, to learn from its past or to imagine possible futures.

While the governmental prohibitions that created these traditions disappeared over the ensuing centuries, the style of Kabuki has remained relatively unchanged since that time.

"When we look at Native American dietary change within the 20th century, the more ancient traditions disappeared".

"The Blues tradition had disappeared, and the fans wanted it back.

She has noticed that the tradition had disappeared from most of the dozen weddings she has attended in the last two years.

The prominence of Daoism and Buddhism among the cultural elite and the populace in general, however, did not mean that the Confucian tradition had disappeared.

Although the traditions nearly disappeared between the 1930s and '60s, the '70s brought a revival.

Its practice as a folk art waned during the twentieth century and sprang traditions have disappeared in most locales.

'The tradition is disappearing.