In dealing with the agony of change -- tradition vs. progress -- and the plight of being a young Jewish man in modern times, "The Jazz Singer" was ahead of its time.
He grounds his campaign in the time-honored tradition of America's progress towards social justice – whether on race, women's equality, labor rights and LGBT equality – being driven not by elected politicians, but by the willingness of ordinary women and men to take action that eventually compels political elites to respond.
But St John-Stevas was willing to fortify tradition with a dose of progress, says Lord Lamont, a former chancellor of the exchequer and a friend for 40 years: "He was above all a Tory romantic.
Then we could have seen that there have been voices both of tradition and progress, when it comes to the position of women, on either side of the so-called clash of civilsations.
In addition to her eloquent local phenomena stands the symbolism of the unfinished bridge, indicating the bisection of tradition and progress, old and new technologies.
White once wrote a song called "This Protector," about rescuing traditions from the march of progress.
Speaking at a press conference in the Bank's Threadneedle Street headquarters, Carney said: "Our polymer notes will combine the best of progress and tradition.
In describing herself as 'enlightened', Maryon is positioning herself between polarities of progress and tradition, 'moving ahead' and 'backsliding', which are still resonant today.
The romance thickens predictably, the forces of tradition rise up to douse the light of progress, and, perhaps not quite soon enough, somebody ends up headless.
Teammates were giving him space on the bench, observing the tradition of a no-hitter in progress.
One area where there's been a notable lack of progress is in the traditions of fake-holidays-invented-by-the-greeting-card-industry i.e.
