Sentence examples for all customary from inspiring English sources

Pryor's incendiary poetry burns to a core of humanity from which all customary divisions among people appear ridiculous.

Given this convoluted line of thought, we should condone child labor, the oppression of women and slavery -- all customary in some societies.

Since all customary land rights were extinguished by law almost 25 years ago, the Hadza of northern Tanzania commit an offence every time they hunt.

Tensions between native Ivorians and Burkinabe planters were already high when a law was passed in 2000 under which all customary land not converted to full title within ten years would revert to the state.

So I waived all customary fees and the wedding was on.

Perversely, most state animal cruelty laws specifically exempt all "customary farming practices" from criminality.

Despite all the customary praise of mothers, the devaluation of their work is deeply entrenched in our thought and institutions.

NASHUA, N.H. -- President Obama's 165th flight on Air Force One required all the customary protocols of a presidential trip.

Along with all the customary music of quality, she had chats with Alison Goldfrapp and Lord Robert Winston, "two beautiful, curly-topped guests," as she put it.

But Guinea's transport minister, Cellou Dalein Diallo, told reporters at Conakry airport that after "all the customary checks, nothing prevented the delivery of an airworthiness certificate".

This is implied by the explicit demonstration of the remarkable ability of the fast Padé transform to unambiguously quantify all the customary spectral structures, ranging from isolated resonances to those that are tightly overlapped and nearly confluent.