Sentence examples similar to venerable ritual from inspiring English sources

On this page we repeat a venerable FORBES ritual known as Love Only One.

I cherish traditional institutions, the more venerable and ritual-laden the better".

It is among the most venerable election rituals of the smartphone era: down the home stretch, a recording surfaces containing embarrassing audio of a candidate elite-'splaining politics to a room of rich, self-satisfied donors.

So while any venerable school has its tribal rituals, identities and rivalries that are opaque to outsiders, Dartmouth is more insular than its bigger, more urban counterparts — and less used to the glare of scrutiny.

Roman Catholicism has undergone enormous changes since the early 1960's when the Second Vatican Council authorized major changes in rituals and a recasting of venerable practices and teachings.

It is a common ritual at NBC to broadcast dress rehearsals of the venerable comedy show throughout Rockefeller Center on the evening of a performance.

The scandal has outraged a public that considers sumo — which traces its origins to rituals of Japan's indigenous religion of Shinto — a venerable tradition.

Prisoners were the raw material for rituals of human sacrifice, a tradition that had a venerable Mesoamerican history and that the Aztecs took to exceptional lengths.

'Pledging My Time' and 'Obviously 5 Believers' adhered to blues patterns that were venerable when Dylan first encountered them in the mid-fifties (both begin with the ritual Delta invocation of "early in the mornin").

"Here it is, venerable Sir".

"It is broken, venerable Sir".