Sentence examples for tradition has remained from inspiring English sources

But one tradition has remained firmly in place: China will not confront its own history.

In antiquity, Greek wine was exported across the Mediterranean, and the winemaking tradition has remained strong through the millennia.

Of course this is the way we all used to eat, but in Sicily the tradition has remained.

"One tradition has remained firmly in place: China will not confront its own history," Johnson writes.

Although changes in Japanese bathing culture can been seen throughout the exhibition, some aspects of the tradition have remained consistent over the centuries.

The Hindu and Buddhist cultures of the Indians made a tremendous impact and came to form the second layer of culture in Southeast Asia, but the first layer of native ideas and traditions has remained strong to the present day.

The image of the masked Mexican wrestler — or "luchadore" — has become increasingly prevalent in American popular culture, although the actual history and traditions have remained something that only pro wrestling connoisseurs know much about.

Although the exchange is structured differently in each Buddhist tradition, it has remained until recently a component in virtually all forms of Buddhist community life.

The distinctively British sport of driving a small wild bird towards waiting guns became popular in the 19th century, establishing a rural tradition that has remained unchanged ever since.

As this year's summer takes hold and heat soars into the 90s Fahrenheit across the New York City's five boroughs, there is one quintessential tradition that has remained intact along the decades: busted fire hydrants.

But the tradition of perks has remained sacrosanct in the region — and is likely remain so, analysts say.