Sentence examples for traditions and then from inspiring English sources

"These are living, breathing traditions, and then every generation leaves its own mark".

I hope to start with the Abrahamic traditions, and then go into other traditions.

Creative people wander through faraway and forgotten traditions and then integrate marginal perspectives back to the mainstream.

This is what decadence looks like: a frantic coarseness that "bravely" trashes its own values and traditions, and then knuckles under swiftly to totalitarianism and brute force.

Mitsuhiro Kimura, the president of Issuikai, a Japanese far-right group that is playing host, says the aim is to "discuss respect for different cultures and traditions, and then, how to build common activities".That may be difficult.

In the following sections, this entry traces these two traditions and then turns to exploring their respective advantages and disadvantages and any tensions and complementarities that exist between them.

There's tradition, and then there's history.

Administrations centre their foreign policy within the broad course of tradition and then describe their approach as a dramatic shift.

To show the difference, he sliced a tradition and then a classic baguette in half and lengthwise as if to make a sandwich.

To understand this tradition and then to bring it back to life, he believes, "could be precisely what's needed in the age of global warming".

An artist who began within the Kanō school tradition and then studied ukiyo-e with Harunobu, Kōkan was widely influenced by Dutch studies and Western rationalism in general.