Sentence examples for tradition has persisted from inspiring English sources

This shabby tradition has persisted because it has not been worth picking a fight over.

Despite a decline of the order toward the end of the European Middle Ages, the Welsh tradition has persisted and is celebrated in the annual eisteddfod, a national assembly of poets and musicians.

This tradition has persisted, and in writers of the early modern age he suffers one of the worst reputations among Roman emperors.

Thus the two lovers began the swoon-worthy tradition of the diamond engagement ring; a tradition that has persisted, in an unbroken procession of promises, sparkles, and kisses for the last 534 years.

Most Chinese, though cautious, are reluctant to go cold turkey on a tradition that has persisted hundreds of years.

One tradition that has persisted, however, is devotion to the war gods, known in the Zuni language as Ahayuda (pronounced ah-ha-YOU-dah, with the accented vowel elongated).

Former was founded in 1795; latter did not develop until 1844, when first show was presented, establishing an annual tradition that has persisted — apart from two inactive years in each of the World Wars — ever since.

The result is Victor E. Bulldog III, the English bulldog mascot selected to be the school's new four-legged ambassador in a tradition that has persisted on and off for 80 years.

Especially in evangelical traditions, it has persisted.

Bruce noted that Christian Halloween traditions share sensibility that ancient Pagan traditions, one that has persisted as the natural world changes each fall.

The tradition of orthodox Jewish exegesis has persisted.