Sentence examples for version of tradition from inspiring English sources

Kaleidoscape is no watered-down version of tradition.

I heard and saw nothing that made me feel I was seeing a diluted or perverted version of tradition (as often happens with folk forms).

Opponents of the provision and other chaplains dispute Mr. Jones's version of chaplaincy tradition.

They were known as 'vertu.' We see ourselves as the modern version of that tradition".

One night in late January, in one version of the tradition, children place plates of bread crumbs outdoors and wake up the next morning to find the plates filled with candy and cookies.

Tracing its origins back to Africa -- where song often centers on the improvisational manipulation of language rather than of the voice -- contemporary rapping is the hip-hop version of this tradition.

The version of French tradition that began in the 17th century and has established itself in the cultural histories and the schoolbooks was given fresh force in the early 20th century by the philosopher-poet Paul Valéry and, especially, his English admirers in the context of the political and cultural struggle with Germany.

But on a series of weekend nights in the last year, a den of artists, writers, musicians and other performers, mostly college educated and in their 30's, have gathered in an apartment on 25th Street to create their a modern-day version of a tradition dating back hundreds of years: the salon.

It was Paisley – and another left-leaning country star, Carrie Underwood – who led the Hank Jr rehabilitation when hosting the Country Music Association awards in 2011; the pair sent up the incident by gently admonishing Hank in a rewritten version of Family Tradition before Williams joined them on stage.

Even the Chinese government is latching on to the digitized version of the tradition, giving away a total of 300,000 RMB (about $50,000) through Alipay, Alibaba's mobile payment service.

But it isn't wealth that is weaponized so much as the desperate maintenance of an inflexible version of Asian tradition.