Sentence examples for vibrant traditions from inspiring English sources

THAI STREET FOOD: Authentic Recipes, Vibrant Traditions.

While Indian immigrants are thought to arrive in the United States with vibrant traditions, Americans, post-9/11, worry that transplanted Pakistanis hold dangerous religious and ideological beliefs.

Little known to tourists, the inns offer easy access to the best of England -- beautiful vistas, superb architecture, colorful and vibrant traditions, fascinating literary and historical associations and, most remarkably, absolute serenity.

She is also a proud citizen, cherishing her country's vibrant traditions - it has more than 800 languages - and defending its wild, resource-rich landscapes from (mostly) foreign land-grabbers.

Hugged by the Arabian Sea, Kerala is a coastal state with a lush climate, vibrant traditions and delicious (and spicy) food.

The current century is an impoverished one indeed if the vibrant traditions of disputation and dialogue in Hindu practices are passed over for the relatively new, and deeply colonial, option of legal censure.

Many of them have large memberships and comparably large wallets: the American National Education Association, the main teachers' union, has 3.2m members, an annual budget of over $300m and a vibrant tradition of political activism.

The fact that the community has remained somewhat isolated from other cultures, and has a vibrant tradition of song and poetry of its own, has resulted in the tongue being passed down almost intact.

India has long had a small but vibrant tradition of comic-book publishing, exemplified by the popular Amar Chitra Katha series, but today most major and independent Indian presses publish in the genre, while others are entirely dedicated to the graphic form.

There is a vibrant tradition of women singing factional songs related to this rivalry.

Hull has a vibrant tradition of arts and culture with several museums of national importance.