Phrases with «venerable tradition»

The phrase "venerable tradition" refers to a long-standing practice or custom that is respected and admired for its age and history. It suggests that the tradition has been followed and passed down through generations, earning reverence and admiration from people. Full definition

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Sentences with «venerable tradition»

«Paul, Apostle of Christ may fall into that creakily venerable tradition of impeccably British - accented biblical pageantry, but from the first frame, Hyatt's approach is marked by clear - eyed intelligence and a refusal of the obvious. (lookingcloser.org)
when, in fact, a particular cultural configuration of Catholicism is undergoing change as it accommodates, in accord with venerable tradition, a new cultural circumstance. (firstthings.com)
In this he was standing in a long and venerable tradition within the Church.... (firstthings.com)
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Phrases with «venerable tradition»

Sentences with «venerable tradition»

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