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Quotes About Tradition

Baseball. If there's a more beautiful word in the English language. I have yet to hear it....baseball has served as such a powerful link between Dad and me, and later between me and my son.
~ Tim Russert
Books seem a little old-fashioned, but hey, I can do old-fashioned if it's good.
~ Tim Tharp
That's what the prom is—St. Patrick's Day for the young.
~ Tim Tharp
People ask 'do you make a conscious effort not to swear?' - if you're doing silly stuff you're not tempted to put swearing in. All the comics from my childhood, who were funny without swearing, were the people that influenced me. What I do is quite traditional anyway.
~ Tim Vine
Argus had a thing for highlander ale – made with real Scotsmen
~ Tim Waggoner
The ability to represent failure as success would become an Agency tradition.
~ Tim Weiner
Upshaw—Apsaroke, 1905. Curtis's friend and interpreter Alexander Upshaw, "perfectly educated and absolutely uncivilized," as Curtis said of him, had trouble shuttling between two worlds. He chose to pose in the clothes of his ancestors.
~ Timothy Egan
Much of Texas took its prohibition seriously. Not Dalhart. It took its whiskey seriously, in part because some of the finest corn liquor in America was coming out of the High Plains.
~ Timothy Egan
Mariage Frères Marco Polo black tea)
~ Timothy Ferriss
The Silver Spoon, the best-selling Italian cookbook of the last 50 years.
~ Timothy Ferriss
In contemporary practice, a pagan is someone who follows a polytheistic/pantheistic spiritual system.
~ Timothy Roderick
We might be tempted to think that our democratic heritage automatically protects us from such threats. This is a misguided reflex. Our own tradition demands that we examine history to understand the deep sources of tyranny, and to consider the proper responses to it. We are no wiser than the Europeans who saw democracy yield to fascism, Nazism, or communism in the twentieth century. Our one advantage is that we might learn from their experience. Now is a good time to do so.
~ Timothy Snyder
But other parents asked their children to make use of their own bodies if they passed away. More than one Ukrainian child had to tell a brother or sister: "Mother says that we should eat her if she dies." This was forethought and love.83
~ Timothy Snyder
Selon toutes les prophéties, le dépôt sacré de la Tradition intégrale subsistera jusqu'à la fin du cycle ; cela signifie qu'il y aura toujours quelque part une porte ouverte. Pour les hommes capables de dépasser le plan des écorces et animés d'une volonté singulière, ni la décadence du monde environnant, ni l'appartenance à tel peuple ou tel milieu, ne constituent des obstacles absolus.
~ Titus Burckhardt
It is necessarily so, since every traditional art obeys a particular spiritual economy that limits its themes and means of expression, so that an abandonment of that economy almost immediately releases new and apparently unlimited artistic possibilities.
~ Titus Burckhardt
For women, cloth also tended to represent the work of their hands, the female branches of family trees, and notions of the feminine ideal. Passing on a textile, then, symbolized women's ability, creativity, and continuance.
~ Tiya Miles
Cada vez que se levantan los cimientos de una casa nueva o que se excava un pozo, se prepara un altar dedicado al Espíritu de la Tierra para excusarse por las molestias causadas por el trabajo y pedirle protección para los tiempos venideros.
~ Tiziano Terzani
En lugar de seguir avanzando por su propio camino y buscar soluciones asiáticas a sus problemas, Asia importa sin discriminación algunas fórmulas de éxito ajenas. Modernización significa occidentalización y, con ello, Asia pierde definitivamente la conciencia de si misma.
~ Tiziano Terzani
Flaxfield died on a Friday which was a shame, because he always ate a trout for dinner on Friday, and it was his favourite.
~ Toby Forward
Anybody who knows something about the history of the human race knows that there is no civilization which has condoned homosexual marriage widely and openly that has long survived.
~ Todd Akin
I love chicken. I would eat chicken fingers on Thanksgiving if it were socially acceptable.
~ Todd Barry
Religion may be the most ephemeral eddy of them all. It persists with a name and a building where the faithful congregate over generations. The faith the first generation embraced might be unrecognizable to the last, even though the building and the name have remained unchanged.
~ Todd Lockwood
Most people outside of America won't get it. It's the Easter bunny. It's another lie and I don't understand why we had to invent this character.
~ Todd Rundgren
Family farms and small businesses are the backbone of our communities.
~ Tom Allen