Sentence examples for bedrock tradition from inspiring English sources

Seizing on a national anxiety over poor student performance, many governors are taking aim at a bedrock tradition of public schools: teacher tenure.

However, the statement continues, "as a matter of both constitutional law and the bedrock tradition of the free press in this country, decisions as to what information to include in articles lie with reporters and editors".

Each came to the fore with striking subtleties of touch and a foothold in the music's bedrock traditions.

Mr. Russo, the author of "Nobody's Fool," "Straight Man" and other wry, tragicomic small-town stories, has turned Empire Falls into the setting for a rich, humorous, elegantly constructed novel rooted in the bedrock traditions of American fiction.

The bedrock of tradition is one thing; the deep rut of routine quite another.

Story is the bedrock of Indigenous tradition and history, of life, past and present.

His mother, the former Katherine Lawrence Putnam, was from the bedrock of Boston tradition.

If you've read Homer's epic poem, you'll have a good idea about why it's been the bedrock of our literary tradition for so long.

For Mr. Rodriguez, tradition is the bedrock.

Our legal system, not our diverse cultural traditions, forms the bedrock of our freedom and stability.

Sufism, a kind of catch-all term for heterogenous Islam that adapts to local traditions and forms the bedrock of the religion in South Asia, is now being wielded as an instrument by the state to offset anti-state elements.