Sentence examples for common tradition of from inspiring English sources

Conquered territories were assimilated through intermarriage, uniform laws, and a common tradition of enmity to the Yoruba.

The two styles display variants of a common tradition of religious art the immediate origins of which are obscure.

Up here in East Anglia, on the front line of sea-level rise, the first houses on stilts are being built, reviving a common tradition of the flood-prone middle ages.

Accordingly, the practice of head and neck massage and the use of medicated oil, a common tradition of South East Asia [27, 28] were widely practiced by our study participants.

Another important factor that ties them together as a field is that they have shared a common tradition of linguistic scholarship, a tradition that distinguishes itself from the study of western languages.

The first is on the development of a common tradition of temple design in Sumer and Babylon from the mid-third to the mid-second millennium BC, following lines of argument originally presented by Frankfort, when he challenged Koldewey's model of temple development ( WVDOG 15 : 14ff). by arguing that the sanctuary was primary, the court secondary, not vice versa in this evolution.

Though fish fry events are a far more common tradition on the other side of the Mississippi, the local Lions Club version has been a tradition for generations of Costa Mesa residents.

From their geographical proximity to their related languages, common traditions of Buddhism and Confucianism and their rice-and-chopsticks cuisines, Korea and Japan indeed share as much culture as the closest of European neighbors.

At all events, the chiefly groups among the Nyamwanga, the Nyika, the Safwa, the Ngonde, the Kinga, the Bena, the Pangwa, the Hehe, and the Sangu have common traditions of origin, and it seems clear that they are to be distinguished from their significantly different, matrilineal neighbours in southern Tanzania, Zambia, and Congo (Kinshasa).

That definition should follow the common traditions of all Member States by requiring an agreement intended to give rise to obligations or other legal effects for a contract to exist.

While Madara Uchiha is stated to be the first person to awaken the Mangekyō Sharingan, which resulted in a common tradition for members of the Uchiha clan to follow his example by killing their friends, an ability of the Mangekyō (Susanoo) had been used since the time of the first Sharingan user, Indra.