Sentence examples for tradition wherever from inspiring English sources

Tradition, wherever found, was dear to Cartier-Bresson's heart, and apparently grew more so over the years.

As I grow into being a rabbi, as my community designs me, I hope I will be worthy of the honored title; I hope I will spread to spread the light of my tradition wherever I went in the world.

Italian iconoclast Riccardo Chailly – one of the most fearlessly challenging conductors anywhere, unafraid of tackling lazy traditions wherever he finds them in orchestral playing – is doing something different with his programmes of the nine symphonies, which he is playing in five concerts over 10 days at the Barbican in London.

I would like to see myself as belonging to the tradition of writers who — wherever they are in the world, East or West — cut themselves off from society and shut themselves up in their rooms with their books; this is the starting point of true literature.

Respect the customs and traditions of other people wherever you travel or live in a foreign country.

But the 63-year-old was determined to return home, motivated by local loyalty and a desire to preserve traditions: "I slept in cars; wherever somebody made space.

Today the tradition continues, with tourists leaving signed bills wherever they can find a spot.

An exponent of Judaism who brings the glory of our tradition to Jewish and non-Jewish audiences wherever they may be.

UMCOR (United Methodist Committee On Relief) has provided long-term relief throughout the world since 1940, following the 200 year Methodist tradition of caring for those in need, wherever and whoever they may be.

George Vecsey's column bemoaning the loss of Big East athletic traditions mentions the University of South Florida, "wherever that is".

Europe has a large tradition of Small Hydropower stations (SHP); these proliferate wherever there was an adequate supply of moving water and a need for electricity.