Sentence examples for tradition has evolved from inspiring English sources

Cohen has observed that, over the past decades, a community-based tradition has evolved in Israel, particularly for handling family tragedies involving the deaths of children.

Karnatak music, with its more homogeneous Indian tradition, has evolved far more orderly and uniform systems for the classification of ragas and talas.

For the women I spoke to, the dowry tradition has evolved in a variety of ways.

Thankfully the bizarre April Fish tradition has evolved -- the schoolyard bully generally tapes a picture or drawing of a fish to the pale, stuttering kid's back these days.

Only, in Naples, the tradition has evolved: every year, kids from various inner-city neighbourhoods spend months stealing and stashing trees so they can build the largest fire possible, a sign of their patch's superiority.

The Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management is home to a rich and varied tradition, having evolved over the course of more than a century to become the institution it is today.

Over the centuries, the methods used in this long and noble tradition have evolved with the technological developments of the day.

Unwritten rules and traditions have evolved and they have one theme: deference.

Folk traditions have evolved mainly around the festa that celebrates the patron saint of a village, which is marked by processions and fireworks.

But composers no longer pay heed to central stylistic communiques, and separate traditions have evolved in every corner of the globe.

Although toasting traditions have evolved, the etiquette of toasting has remained the same for centuries.