Sentence examples for unique traditions from inspiring English sources

It attacked Christianity and urged the maintenance of Japan's unique traditions.

The French, he has said, should retain their unique traditions and not switch to "a diet of hamburgers".

But decades of war devastated the country and also undermined its unique traditions of Islamic art and architecture.

"Jack's show introduces the best contemporary Okinawan artists whose work is both highly innovative and deeply rooted in the unique traditions of Okinawan culture".

The greatest mistake was failing to understand Afghanistan's complexity — its patchwork of ethnic groups, clans and tribes, its unique traditions and minimal governance.

Along the way, I discovered a variety of mouthwatering specialties, learned about unique traditions and met locals with a contagious passion for their culinary heritage.

Americans have a great and unique tradition of private philanthropy.

Of special significance is the unique tradition of the oral transmission of teachings developed in Judaism.

Yoiking is the unique tradition of his Sami people, the indigenous group that populates (minimally) the northern stretches of Norway, Sweden and Finland that we call Lapland.

LOS ANGELES – The Directors Guild has a unique tradition on the awards circuit, allowing each of its feature film nominees to give a speech and accept a prize medallion before the actual winner (this year it was Ben Affleck) is announced.

The first three majors of the year were held at three of golf's most treasured venues -- the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club with its unique tradition, the United States Open at Pebble Beach Golf Links with its special beauty, and the British Open at St. Andrews, a historic site known as the home of golf.