Sentence examples for a particular tradition from inspiring English sources

The village has a particular tradition of fighting for religious rights.

Is there a particular tradition or culture you'd like to share?

"It is inspiring to know that you are carrying on a particular tradition.

Scholem would have said that attachment to a particular tradition broadens understanding, and his scholarship bears this out.

It's a particular vision of marriage, rooted in a particular tradition, that establishes a particular sexual ideal.

It's more a question of how are traditions celebrated in your family, not to promote a particular tradition, but for understanding".

Religious beliefs, including those abstract ones having little relation to any particular tradition, may well be mistaken.

Young virtuosos today may have recognizable idiosyncrasies, but their playing seldom indicates that they came from any particular place or emerged from any particular tradition.

This article evaluates Karl Popper's contribution to analytic philosophy, and outlines some of the contradictions in his work which make it difficult to locate in any particular tradition.

There's a particular, peculiar tradition of British comedy that Hal Cruttenden neatly fits into: the camp comic who's also a snob.

Chris doesn't have a philosophical training; he has Christian faith, a sense of family, and, above all, a fund of life experience — albeit one that arises from a very particular tradition.