Sentence examples for case of tradition from inspiring English sources

The flux of life is pouring its aesthetic aspect into your eyes, your ears and you ignore it because you are looking for your canons of beauty in some sort of frame or glass case of tradition [..

When Loy writes that we mistakenly look for beauty "in some sort of frame or glass case of tradition," she is not only asking us to recognize the shock of art in unaccepted ways and places (futurist food for dinner, a urinal turned on its side and placed on a pedestal).

In the case of traditions that have asceticism as an integral part, certain figures and the legends around them do indeed function as exemplars.

We need only eliminate the windows: the painting frames and glass cases of tradition.

Thus, the inclusion of additional sites in a study seems to yield further cases of traditions, reflecting the unique repertoire of each community.

The remaining 22 behaviors showed cross-site variation in occurrence ranging from absent through to customary, representing to our knowledge, the first documented cases of traditions in this taxon and only the second case of multiple traditions in a New World monkey species.

Although we have learned the hard way, as he says, that nations are not born but made, only one of all the states he deals with is pure manufactured goods, or at best, Pakistan is a case of "invented tradition".

The vast majority of mascots wear costumes, in many cases because of tradition and in others because the cost and upkeep of animals can be steep.

When we speak of personalism in the case of these traditions, it is in the sense of themes and positions, elaborated in terms of other concepts, closer to such Western ones as "self" and "individual", which are part of Western personalism and enter into the definition of the modern concept of person.

And no, it's not a scene for " 'Toy Story' Meets 'Sesame Street.' " You might call it a case of modernity meeting tradition.

In the case of Buddhism a third tradition that influenced China fundamental concepts such as the nonexistence of the individual ego and the illusory nature of the physical world are diametrically opposed to Daoism.