Sentence examples for true traditions from inspiring English sources

Opponents of Corbyn said the speech had wrestled back the idea that the the Labour leader, a veteran left-winger, represented the true traditions of Labour.

Because the Spanish liberals supported Isabella's claim, Don Carlos became the candidate of the clericals, asserting that he represented the true traditions of the monarchy, the church, and regional liberties against the foreign innovations of liberal constitutionalism and centralization.

Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, the new army chief, expressed in a statement his condolences over the crash and said he "appreciated the valor and spirit of all martyred officers who were leading from the front as per true traditions of Pakistan Army".

But for every parish priest who has accepted, willingly or otherwise, a donation from the cartels, there is someone like Angela Casas Mendez - a nun working in the true traditions of Liberation Theology in Latin America.

For example if the syllable 'tah' meant true, 'ky' meant story, and 'fen' meant traditional then 'Tahky' means a true story, 'fenky' means traditional story, 'Fentahky' means a true traditional story, and 'Tahfen' means a true tradition.

In the true tradition of folk, singer-songwriter Alela Diane's shows are a family affair.

His real genius is for landscape and his true tradition is that of the Hudson river school and, behind that, the European romantics JMW Turner and Caspar David Friedrich.

"We are so used to seeing heavily edited visuals that the true tradition of an artist with pen, ink or paint and paper can make a startling impact.

In the true tradition of "the show must go on", the rest of the family performed the stunt the next night with Murillo drafted in to make up the numbers.

"It was all irresistible fun, in the true tradition of British music hall, bawdy vulgarity, littered with innuendo, double meanings and everything thrown in for good measure," he wrote in "From Drags to Riches," his 1987 autobiography.

Although the Rangers' true tradition is having won only one Stanley Cup in the last 60 years, Checketts, a basketball guy who didn't arrive here until a decade ago, prefers to relate to the celebration of having finally won that cup in 1994.