Sentence examples for within tradition from inspiring English sources

At Upstairs on the Square, in the Soirée Room, the chef Amanda Lydon plays within tradition to create dishes of high seriousness and imagination, like swordfish threaded with Thai basil and painted with blood orange butter.

After his death he was seen by some historians as a modern Colonel Blimp, a symbol of reactionary military resistance to change, though others understood him not as opposed to change but as someone who sought change within tradition.

This is the cue for the band to disperse from the bar – home to Hampshire, Oxford, the Yorkshire moors, Newcastle and all points in between (only one of them lives in the capital) before they'll reconvene on the road: representatives of the diversity within tradition found in this country, mischievously determined to play with that tradition, and weaving very slightly.

It was this inventive knack for invention within tradition that caused Delano to say, in 1928, "There is as much that is new to be said in architecture today by a man of imagination who employs traditional motifs as there is in literature by an author, who, to express his thought, still employs the English language".

Lee Blakeley has, moreover, stuck within tradition, but his tradition is that of Shakespeare.

Most importantly, the images refute some dominant Western assumptions, showing that there can be freedom within tradition. .

The challenge thus becomes how to create a conservatory vehicle which stays safely within tradition yet can also be innovative, new and exciting.

Many Catholic Vatican visitors welcomed the compassionate angle, saying: "Times change, relationships change, everything changes" and even within tradition there can be room for adaptation and growth.