Sentence examples for undesirable tradition from inspiring English sources
Imagine the surprise, then, when word got out this week that an old, if undesirable, tradition had returned in recent years to the Feast of San Gennaro, Little Italy's most important cultural event.
Contrary to tradition, children do not outgrow undesirable traits as they grow older.
The current exhibition at Buchenwald, for example, stresses that virulent anti-Semitism has been part of German society for more than a century, and that Buchenwald was located near Weimar, the seat of German culture, to emphasize that extermination of Jews, as well as other "undesirables," was an essential feature of German tradition.
Many people become members of, or adherents to, institutions which appear to have ideas and ideals that you may not understand, or about which you have received bad reports, or which might go against your creed or traditions, but that does not necessarily make them undesirable.
The core of the classic utopian tradition is formed by notional social models, which respond to the critical, undesirable developments in their society of origin as institutional, socio-economical, scientific-technological and moral alternatives [18].
"And that is undesirable".
Acronym for geographically undesirable.
This is hugely undesirable.
