Sentence examples for a current tradition from inspiring English sources

This is a perspective that transcends a current tradition merely describing failure or success of policy initiatives.

Its leaders have identified a current social tradition they accurately declare is now immoral.

The phrase "compulsory routine" aptly describes the current tradition of athletes standing for the national anthem.

A psalter for Queen Melisende in the 12th century, for example, shows certain Byzantine characteristics, and the artist may have lived in Constantinople, but the manuscript is in the then current tradition of French art.

As Jim is one of the most prominent members of the climate community, and has been doing this for so long, we are surprised that some journalists and scientists think we are departing from the current tradition.

However, Laudan does not presume cumulativity: although a given current research tradition will have solved more problems than its predecessors, there may be particular problems that have become "unsolved" by the current tradition.

All of the medals were awarded at the closing ceremonies rather than immediately after the event as current tradition dictates.

This unique book provides a critical examination of the current traditions and techniques commonly taught regarding hallux valgus correction and contrasts them with new, evidence-based anatomic and surgical concepts that change the entire approach to bunion surgery.

We have adapted the algorithm to the available evidence and current traditions: patients with suspected acute diverticulitis are operated on according to clinical signs of local or generalized peritonitis and hemodynamic stability.

Following a current in the natural law tradition, Leibniz supplements his account of justice as the charity of the wise with three principles handed down from Roman law via Justinian's Institutes (533 AD).

Shrine Shintō (Jinja Shintō), which has been in existence from the beginning of Japanese history to the present day, constitutes a main current of Shintō tradition.