Sentence examples for traditions established from inspiring English sources

The aim is to continue the traditions established by Hawkins, who died in 1994.

Ed Miliband claimed Clegg was abandoning traditions established by the Liberal giants Keynes, Lloyd George and Beveridge.

Does Rattle dilute the great traditions established by his awesome ancestry at the Berlin Philharmonic: Claudio Abbado, Herbert von Karajan, Wilhelm Furtwängler?

"Hearing this magnificent music, one can easily connect the 17th-century traditions established by the early Bach family to the music of Johann Sebastian".

Lu Xun's acerbic, somewhat Westernized, and often satirical attacks on China's feudalistic traditions established him as China's foremost critic and writer.

The traditions established then survive to this day, with the lighting of bonfires and the burning of Guy Fawkes effigies across the country.

His metaphysics and psychology were a blend of both traditions, establishing a modified or Neoplatonised form of Aristotelianism which later generations adopted and adapted.

The exhibition continues an annual tradition established by the nonprofit organization Creative Time.

These days, however, the tradition established by Spiridon Belokas is observed off the Olympic stage.

Following a tradition established years earlier by John Adams, they came to Paris to do their homework.

Schama, in the tradition established from Kenneth Clark's Civilisation via Attenborough to Marr, carries the narrative almost alone.