Sentence examples for common traditions from inspiring English sources

Previous countries had been based on common traditions and a collective identity.

Australia is a much younger nation than the US, but our societies have evolved from common traditions.

"We have common traditions, common mentality, common history, common culture We…are one people," Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, recently said.

And for the Truth or Particulars of any Fact, it is safer to depend on common Traditions than upon their best Recollections.

"There are so many common traditions like wedding canopies that come from our human roots, and as such resonate at a wedding in a very dramatic way".

Beginning in the 1980s, Mikhail Gorbachev's reforms eased political and social restrictions, and common traditions and folkways, along with the open practice of religion, began to reappear.

Like Professor Hirsch, the Passover pedagogy emphasizes a common tradition.

It's a common tradition in both Denmark and Sweden, so it's like stealing a tradition, really.

Early Polynesian cultures shared a number of traits deriving from a common tradition.

The holiday moved away from its religious roots to allow immigrants of every background to participate in a common tradition.

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