Sentence examples for a certain tradition from inspiring English sources

So a certain tradition lives on.

But he agreed that absinthe had a "certain tradition" locally.

What Europe does claim is a certain tradition reaching back to Greek antiquity.

But there's a certain tradition you have to obey, like attracting young male audiences".

"Because I am old, and I come from a certain tradition, I like the mustiness of clubs.

Contemporary Tunisian painting can also lay claim to a certain tradition, with the École de Tunis being foremost among artistic institutions.

Certainly, Al-Jazeera reflects a certain cultural tradition: but only in the same way that CNN approaches stories from a western perspective.

The clubs are "imbued with a certain historical tradition that elevates members' social status on campus," creating an aura of sexual entitlement, the report said.

The very sense, proclaimed in a prefatory note to Dart, that the poem visits known places attaches Oswald to a certain pastoral tradition, a poetry of locality and of natural description that remains appealing for the common reader.

"As a nature poet, Oliver feeds people's love of a certain pastoral tradition in poetry," Mr. Rivard, whose latest collection is "Otherwise Elsewhere," wrote in an e-mail.

But it is the crowd that links Underworld to a certain poetic tradition, from Emerson to Whitman to Thoreau to Crane, then Stevens: the American sublime, which, as Harold Bloom has said, "is always also an American irony".