Sentence examples for wedded to tradition from inspiring English sources

Mr. Poynter and his peers -- investment directors of what are considered midsize institutions, like hospital foundations, smaller university endowments and private pension funds, are by and large a buy-and-hold lot, wedded to tradition.

Priestley yearned for urban life and theological debate, whereas Needham Market was a small, rural town with a congregation wedded to tradition.

For richer or poorer, in sickness and in health, Arsenal remain wedded to tradition.

Tradition can't be the answer, because we're really not all that wedded to traditions that hurt and insult people.

But both sides are wedded to a tradition of not co-operating.

Ceramists, most of them wedded to the tradition of functional pottery thrown on a wheel, puzzled over Ms. Duckworth's hand-shaped works.

The idea of pop-up franchises is a relatively alien concept in a British sporting culture that is wedded to the tradition of 'supporting your team'.

Are the hosts wedded to wine tradition?

But Sir Michael seems too wedded to his traditions to allow that to happen if he is re-elected.

The Sebalds came from an intensely Catholic, anti-communist rural world, wedded to local traditions and hostile to foreigners.

She and the rest of her generation are still wedded to these traditions of DJing, rapping, graffiti art, and breakdancing.