Sentence examples for a strict tradition from inspiring English sources

Spectators traditionally dine on cream and berries, the court is traditionally grass, and while the style of play has changed over the years the baseline game has all but disappeared the players famously still adhere to a strict tradition of wearing only white.

After more than a century of upholding Mexico's strict tradition of keeping religious beliefs out of the public realm -- until 1992, priests were not allowed to vote or wear religious vestments in public -- Mexicans were transfixed by the sights and sounds of politicians publicly professing their faith.

For millions of second-generation immigrants in Europe, people who are often tugged between strict tradition and freewheeling Western habits, the failure is an emblem of the unsettling contradictions of their lives.

Strict tradition dictates that any wife he chooses be younger and a virgin.

She perfected her technique and wrote a doctoral thesis then a book on the different lines of classical Chinese painting — 18, according to strict tradition.

According to strict tradition, she should have traded in her colorful saris for pure white ones.

Women's groups say they are concerned that in the cacophonous aftermath of the revolution, conservative forces could tug the country away from its strict tradition of secularism.

At university, Bin Laden, who had been raised in the strict tradition of Saudi "Salafist" Islamic practice known outside the kingdom as Wahhabism, was exposed to newer, more politicised and often anti-clerical religious doctrines.

In his important essay on individuation in the fourteenth century, Jorge J.E. Gracia (1991) argues for seeing this text and others as the beginning of the strict tradition of late medieval nominalism.

However, many still remain confined in areas blocked by the guerrillas, while others who abide by strict tradition refuse to leave their homes.

In addition to financial hardships, Georgia is a country of strict traditions where families may not accept children born out of wedlock.