Sentence examples for tradition of found from inspiring English sources

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Shephard claimed the majority of the lines were lifted from his book A War of Nerves, Motion defended his poem as part of "a long tradition" of "found poetry".

It would be called Puglia's Delicatessen, a tradition of find foods since 1910," I said.

The mature literary tradition of England found a greater obstacle in Whitman's manner than in his rather tedious celebration of his own greatness or the defiant proclamation of America's incomparable majesty.

But at its best, the age-old religious tradition of renunciation – found everywhere from Ramadan to Lent to Buddhism's "five precepts" – isn't about neurotically regarding pleasure as dangerous or shameful.

As the final concert ended, all the performers gathered on stage -- carnival bands and pop musicians, virtuoso soloists and scholarly revivers of traditions -- to find their own interstices within a jubilant processional beat.

During the 1990s, Western teachers travelled to Japan in order to find this particular tradition of Reiki, though found nothing.

The arguments coming from our architectural tradition had been literally overwhelmed by the splendid pages of Argan's unique book, and the followers of "tradition" really found themselves squeezed into a corner by the new "knowing how to see" of this courageous explorer of the "modern trend".

They greatly contributed to the formation of the exegetical tradition that found its culmination in the commentaries of Alexander of Aphrodisias.

Barely out of his teens, Knussen had already come to terms with the legacy of the musical avant-garde, he had confronted and confounded the behemoth of symphonic tradition, and found his own expressive and poetic language in an unerringly dazzling deployment of large orchestral forces, and fused it together in music of astonishing richness and communicative power.

"In Newark there's been this wonderful tradition of found-object assemblage sculpture, and Ujima's been a major player in that for decades," said Stephen Sennott, the executive director of City Without Walls, a nonprofit art gallery for up-and-coming artists.