Sentence examples for uninterrupted tradition from inspiring English sources

Englishness is taken for granted as the result of centuries of uninterrupted tradition.

Perl cites George Sand, who described commedia as "an uninterrupted tradition of fantastic humor, which is in essence quite serious and, one might almost say, even sad, like every satire that lays bare the spiritual poverty of mankind".

Here, the sage's admission would seem to create some difficulty for his earlier claim that uninterrupted tradition is as valid as direct observation.

The only threat to this uninterrupted tradition came from the killjoy dictator Francisco Franco, who banned the celebration for being anti-Catholic.

The first printed Basque book, dating from 1545, began an uninterrupted written tradition.

No matter that we in New York like to bask in the long and uninterrupted Mahler tradition of the Philharmonic, which Mahler conducted from 1909 to 1911 in Carnegie Hall.

Finally, it recognizes itself as the bearer of an uninterrupted living tradition of true Christianity that is expressed in its worship, in the lives of the saints, and in the faith of the whole people of God.

The judges ruled, however, that such "uninterrupted local traditions" did not contravene the Constitution.

I come from a country with centuries-old, uninterrupted democratic traditions and I want to say two things to the believers in a European super-state.

Pakistan has neither a thriving film industry like India, nor a vibrant sports scene like Argentina, nor an uninterrupted indigenous design tradition like Thailand – all countries with their own successful franchises of Hello.

But the annual tradition continues uninterrupted, and this year we headed out to make a film about the whole thing.