Sentence examples for all tradition from inspiring English sources

But not all tradition is lost.

There's a boy who wants to be a witch, against all tradition.

But the oxtail consommé is kind of depressing, all tradition and purity.

"I think so, but it won't be easy because you are going against all tradition".

Archaos claimed to reject all tradition, but Bidon's genius was as a moderniser of tradition.

Penderecki's stated aim as a self-conscious avant-gardist in the early 1960s was to "liberate sound beyond all tradition".

Alexander Rondeli, a political analyst, said Mr. Ivanishvili was following in the winner-take-all tradition of Georgian politics.

Our "secular shivas" took some advantages of the Internet (e-mail organizing, ordering food online); coupled them with some oft-forgotten benefits of slowing down and reuniting; and created a nondenominational, one-size-doesn't-fit-all tradition that can be tinkered to fit countless situations.

The Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life's U.S. Religious Landscape Survey "Religious Composition of the U.S". (2007, http://religions.pewforum.org/pdf/affiliations-all-traditions.pdf) is similar (51% and 24%).

Tradition-as-history views the traditional as the once for all, tradition-as-process views the traditional as a dynamic unfolding of history and response.

All the tradition!